La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1917, Image 3

SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 19.
L2 GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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RICHEY PIANO HOUSE
"PATHE DEALER"
The Talking Machine using all artists, reason it plays any record.
Records are indestructible, plays with the least friction.
A Beautiful Upright Machine Mahogany Finish for $75.00.
Call and have these instruments demonstrated, which will convince the most
skeptical buyer, of the superior tone qualities, also distinctivenss of tone. . . .
OPPOSITE SOMMER
HOUSE
Last Country Seat
on Manhattan Sold
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New York, January 18 (Special)
The last country seat that remains
on Manhattan Island has been sold, it
is announced, and hereafter the
greatest .borough in the city of New
York will have no estate with a man
sion on it to which the owner may in
vite his friends. The final place of
the sort to go is Tryon Hall, and it is
situated on the historic site at Wash
ington Heights, where Fort Tryon of
Revolutionary days existed. LatelyMt
has been owned by C. K. G. Billings,
noted as a horse owner and millionaire.
He must necessarily be the latter, for
Tryon Hall could only be maintained
by one of the great wealth, as it means
something liko two million dollars of
improductive capital to the possessor.
Its situation is the best asset of the
estate.however for it stands high
above the Hudson River, in one of the
healthiest parts of the city. New
Yorkers have long since becomeused
to the experience of seeing itsmore or
less luslone land marks destroyed and
they will find what confersation they
can have in this instance in fact that
the land so long practically uninhab
ited may become available, in one way
or another, to the uses of the people
generally.
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FARM SALE BILLS Get prices on
farm sale bills at The Observer office.
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I will carry a full line of tires, tubes, gas, oils, and all auto asscssories. '
And last, but not least, I will have plenty of heat all over the building
izing and will insure easy starting.
I will be open both night and day, and my motto will be
Nationalism Must Be
Discarded to Bring
Lasting Peace
By Sir RAB1NORANATH TACORE,
Bengalese Poet and Nobel
Prize Winner "
AMERICA lias (lie . urc of
youth, and all that is best
in western civilization will
eventually find Jodgment hero. The
other nations of tlie west will have
to accept this, bcenuso it will be evi
dent tlwt the biintl of America is
cleaner.
THE WAR, TO MY MIND, IS THE
OUTCOME OF OVERGROWN MA
TERIALISM, OF AN IDEAL BASED
ON SELF INTEREST AND NOT
BASED ON HARMONY.
There are differences between
capital and labor because both are
working in the interest of their own
selves. Peace is but. temporary, and
other clashes arc bound to come.
The self interest of nations is the
same.
A new readjustment of tilings is
necessary, a new age, w lien the idea
of nationalism will be discarded,
when colonics, the storm centers of
the world, will be discarded. I
think the war lias proved this quite
conclusively.
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4Usai dUm eaWh MsaaBaMai
Now Open For Business
I am open at last and am ready now to do a'l kinds of repair
In The Storage Part i win have plenty of floor space
without a post to bother you, will have abundance of light boffli
night and day, having light in the front and rear, and six sky
lights, at night twenty-one lights in that department.
Dust Proof Paint Room t have a paint room where
you can paint a car without getting it covered with dust while be
ing painted, and I have secured an auto painter that will do first
class work at reasonable prices.
FRANK HILTON, PROP
Phone Main
HIGH GRADE PIANOS
tlL
RICHEY
:mMffimm building
Worth Knowing
When dampening clothes that havo
baeonio too dry for ironing use warm
water. It penelniten more quickly
tliiui cold and leas of ft Is required, so
that the ironing may be begun sooner.
When ironing handkerchiefs begin
Ironing iu the middle. Ironing the
edges llrst causes the middle to swell
out and mukes It very dllllcnit. to Iron
and fold them properly. Test the iron
on a piece of rag or paper to prevent
any accident by scorching.
Mother-of-pearl should never be
washed with soap, for It discolors and
destroys the brilliancy of the shell.
The rlglit method of cleaning is with
whiting and cold water.
To )enu murlilc lake two parts of
soda, one of pumice and one of salt
(all in powder) and mix to a paste
with water. Hub tills vigorously on
tile marble und wash off with (fait wa.
ter. Finish with clean cold wider and
a soft ciolli.
Corn breads are always heavy when
sweet milk Is substituted for sour and
the soda Is notf b aimed to baking pow
der. .
Wonderful Kindness.
HntleniK Is that nmii Gliivei's good
pay? Tlamiiett Good pay? Why, once
when his assets were aetimlly twice as
much as bis liabilities ho went into
bankruptcy so bis creditors wmild get
20O rents on the dollar.-Turk.
BUTTER LABELS For sale at Tht
Observer office.
UNO
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What I Have To Offer
Service First
761.
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Women Find New
; Places for Activity
i New York, Jan 18 The New
York women have just opened an est
ablishment that thev declare to be first
land foremost a business venture, but 1
'to which it cannot be said thoy were J
lorcea into for the reason of the nec
essity of bread winning. Each worn-
Jan is independently wealthy, and the
giving or their time and energy and
the jeopardizing of part of their in
come in the new scheme must come
from some other motive than self
support. The action of these women,
who are well known in society and in
various lines of commendable activity
u; j.v iiioaua oji iiyuuiivu cuse.
Women are becoming a factor in the
work of the city along new and pecu
lair lines. Naturally those who have
wealth choose the fields with which
thoy are most familor in going into
business, one of which is tho decora
tion and finishing of the home or of
institutional buildings and similar
work. One woman recently has exon
specialized in the fitting of nurseries,
not necessarily of the more luxuriout
sort.
Any figure that might now be col
lected as to the proportionate amount
of business that women conduct as
compared with men would be of little
value, for the newer activities of
money earners among women are
proceeding largely along creative lines.
In New York, at least, they appear to
be striking out into new fields rather
than elbowing their way into est
ablished ones. The spirit of the times
appears to be in accord with them,
for if certain professionshave shown
a tendency to close their doors to as
pirants, tooth men and women with
the assertion that they are crowded,
other pastures are being found all
around. The new kinds of businesses
that have been started in the last few
years, and which were unthought of
before, is one of the astonishing fea
tures of New York life. Whether by
shrewd calculation or by initiative,
women are proving themselves to be
geniuses in the ferreting out of hither
to unknown or undeveloped fields of
remunerative employment. Their pre
sence ha9 enlarged the work of the
secretary, for instance, from that of
an office attache to the dignity of a
profession with universities shaping
courses leading to degree and pro
ficiency in it. Scores of busy offices
on or near Fifth Avenue would be va
cant now if women in recent years
had not thought out and developed
businesses that were never heard of
before. The immense field of relief
and uplift work so far as it is accom
plished onesided established church
organization it is very largely duo
to tho planning and direct eff orts of
HAP
In The Repair Shop Will have all new and up-to-date
machinery to do all kinds of machine work, welding outfit to do
all kinds of welding, competent machinists. Will have a first
class place to wash care, both night and day, and an experienced
man to do it. I have a tire repair room to 'do all kinds of vulca
nizing and all tire and tube work, and a first-class man to do it
that will guarantee all of his work.
Ladies Rest Room I have a ladies' rest room and dress
ing room in connection. It will be private at all times for the
ladies, which are invited to its free use.
fjhat will keep your cars, and
Give Me A Call
- 1414 - 1416 Adams Avenue
women. How lasting this situation
may be can be questioned, but the
simple fact -remains that women are
showing a tendency to gain a foot-
hold 111 MOW Yftfb'a Knut. i..ti..L..
... . v.v uuo; civbivii.j'
uimrt irom mo usual activities of
art men.
The Men Without a Home.
Joseph II. C'houte. one time ambas
sador to Great Britain, circulated some
years ago a story which Immediately
became famous for the reason that It
so clearly and with such fine humor
branded the refusal of our government
to furnish Its foreign representatives
with permanent residences. It happen
ed that he was walking the street of
London late one partieuliirly dump and
disagreeable night, when suddenly a
police officer accosted hlui and sug
gested that ho hud better be liurryliiK
home. Whereupon .Mr. (Mamie made
the astounding reply: "I have no home.
I urn the American ambassador."
Forum.
Your Money
and
Your Temper
We grind our owii lenses
Broken lenses duplica
ted the same
Factory on Premises
J. H.PEARE&SON
A rJ7
work and storage
storage batteries from
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RIETOR
A Self Feeder For Hons.
j It Is claimed that tlie self fed bog to
. -visa enough to balance Its own ration
I'lio self feeder Illustrated here Is sub.
' utm.tt..ll.. . .
otniiiiimj ' mini i mill seMK'lOU UftCH
woods, well nainted outsidu anil air.
tight. Hard wood skids with Iron,
hooks at' eaeli end permit movlne-
easily from place to place. It will ac
I commodate forty or fifty grown bogsv
or from sixty to eighty growing pigs.
Drs. Darland, over Patau'. AeVr.
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Ret. Trsde Mitt. O. & Feb
is greater value titaa aaa
other corset, dollar for dollar, ia
charm of style, in perfect fit
and beautiful finifh. Besides
all this it is the only front
lace corset with the wonderful
exclusive feature, the
Ventilo
BACK
When in need of a new corset
have a trial fitting ia a La
Camille. You will be convinced
of its supremacy. The differ
ent models always on hand.
Priced at $2.00 Up
Eleven years experience in fit
ting Front-Lace Corsets.
MRS. ROBT. PATTISON
Corsetiere
Phone Red 8221 Res. 1702 Oalc
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