La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 07, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text9 o -o - FT?TD"A Y."'Hrr?r!TT 7. ini'oj NOPS'KVENrNOi OBSERVER 9- ft . ii M LA GRAdOE, EVENING.PBSEBVER work oftifying High " o ways. Au Independent Newapupo n ,' Published Daily and vPeekly at fca Grande, Oregon, by La (JrandeEven-1 ine Observer Publishing Company.? rn! BRUCE DENNIS, Publisher. Entered at the Postoffice at I.e. Grande OrcKon, as Heymd Class Mail Matter. Address all Communications to flie ObnOrver, 171t.$lxth Street. City and County Official Psper. On Sale in Other Cities Oregon llotej fjewa Stand, Portland; Imperial News Stand, Portland; Multnomah Hotel ' News Stund, Portland, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION BATES. ' lly Carrier Dally, per month G5t Daily, per three months $1.95 Daily, per six months in advan4 I.1.7D Dui!y, per year in advance 17.50 Daily, single copy ,..6c By Mall Da-Ty, per year in advance $5.00 hairy, nor six months in advance $U.fti pally, three months 'n advance. .$l.2! i,'nily, per month . GUt Weekly Observer-Star, by mail, poi year in advance 11.50 -0E- Country Tig of TISm. w4t Luwt Outlook Good Regardless of Weather. 1 The weather is cliBiirocablo but not iincumforlnljlc. It is just about what is' to b expected in thin latitiiflu at time of the year and what little ttyre may be of inconvenience or dis comfort will be more than compen sated for later on. One thing h sure mid that in that almost every particle of moisture is irditg down into the noil and according to belief and tradition this is just the Htflit thing for good yields the coming seuKon. There U nlxo a much greater depth of hiiow in the mntithaina than would be expected when judged by the amount that ap pears on the lower nltituden. Appar ently there lias been Aver the country in general a lighter fall of hduw the past winter than UMml. This h be ean.'to the -snow has not piled up fu ally extent in the vplley, ;whUe Hie ac cumulation in the hi 11k Iiuh been goin on just the same an in the winter hcu onn when it linn remained in Bight longer in Ihe lower placeH. .At the Mliiimlit of.'ffiiynirtilrit'ilmH thtv'rtriow i iihoul hix feet deep and this will he nuffielent to keep the streams well supplied ilurhg the Hummer, if Hi. snow goes away on the usual sched ule. Wui in any case, Ihn crop prospeclJ , are favorable, and it will probably not iwiko any very noticeable different')1 whether the planting in early or late. (Iiamie Monde Ih n '"safe bet" anyhow, and ft is all the better when there in jtKKuriinco of a good supply of mois ture. 'So we can all worry through ih" mud and snow for the present for a brief pcrfml and then be hitter able to enjoy the good weather ami all the comforts 'and bounties that are su-e to co mo along in due season. of women's tort Worth, Tex., is man iiower-pianimg campaign clt; federal 01 clubs ring ulong the Caftip Howie boulevard. Sev cral hundred school children1 are hap pilf engaged in he work of beautify ing that) highly. They ure planting flowers afti sbruf:j. l'ive hundnd trees also will be net out with the ex pert guidance, of garden era uJidJand scape uicbiluets.v 9 'I here ougiitto be more of this high;, wny-beautifuying business all over Uu'i Case When Critio Dis- Two of the most vehemenfcritics of the constitution of the LeaQie.of Nations are the New York Sun and NewYufii Tribune. 'Ihe yunriticixes the document be cause it is too strong, saying; American people will never stand for such a mad stjuandorf their noble lithrigTit." ' ., The Tribune criticfc.cifc it for 'its weakness, saying: ''It is fot strong enough to guarantee peace along the' lines of world federation." The puzzled reader may take hit; choice. And let hi if. not forget that there 'are three possibilities. Maybe th'j Sun is wrong; iftnybe the Triburte is wrong; and mayne they are both wrong.. " ' " country. Kvery highway should be bordered with fine trees and f lowers. Of ojurse there arc difficulties in the way of this, as there are in, tho way of everything worth whilei Some one miint be respoimible for earing for !he trees and flowers, for .keeping Ihein trimmed and watered and neat. The women's clubs seem to be assum ing that task in the case of the Cam;) now patting it on the back. Howie boulevard. There is a public sense of responsi bility, too, which must be develop -d in order to kuep off the ruthless hand:, of the few people who can never see lovely flowers or shrubs or trees with out a desire to destroy them. If wild fiewnrs and hardy plants native to the locality are to thrive along a public highway there can be no indiscrimi nate pullinr of flowers and tearing up by the roots. Surely these, destroyers! of nature's beauties are growing few-. e.j every year. A campaign against them and a development of community prid A lot af statesmen who intended to tear that league limb from limb are Tuft takes up the "short and ugly word," likewise the Hig Stick, and uses both with telling effect. March 10th last day to pay water rout without a punalty. 3-7-2t CATAERH VANISHES s lleie In Oho Suri'erei-H Ti cat meat That 'an Kely ('jam. If you want to drivo catarrh and all its disgusting symptoms from in the fine appearance of the your Kystoiii in the shortest possible public roads of any locality will great-1 K' to your druggist and ask lv reduce the evil. 101 "J"""'' unmi itjuwy. When a new highway is proposed, a practical plan for its adornment might well be taken up along with the plans for surveying and paving construction. Admiral von Tirpitz is mud to living us a penniless exile in Switzer land, dependent on the charity of a friend. That friend is more than he deserves. Everybody 'seems to be telling "the truth about Itunsia.' And though none of them agree, they may all be ritrht. I Ilieatlio llyomcf and let It rid you of catarrh; it gives such quick rc 'lii'f that all who use it for the first 11 yo in el is, a puro pleasant anti seplic, which Ik breathed into the Iuiiks over the inttumed membrane; he U soothes tho soro rpots, and heals all iuriaiimtfon. Don't suffer another day with ca tarrh; the disease i.t dangerous and often C'-Us In consumption. Start the llyomoi treiitmenls today. No stomach dosing, no sprays or douch es; just breathe It that's all. Ask La Grando I'hunnaey. Adv. SILK ANDKOANOY KUCH- A very popular and daiWy trim mingor the comi seaun. All wid-s victory red, white, re nd comJinations. 9riced at, per yardw . .60c to $6.25 MewAfr o " ' , : 'A i e '; '.. n " tor. do w OUT Of TOWN . orders promptly filled. Wo so licit your charge account . If your name i"not already on our books, wcinvite it now. ivats g Visitors'this week will be.deli;bUd wilh'thc fomnhensive displnys of aulhoritutne 'styles for the coming season. The spring models have been most tarefully riiosen, fnibolying Uie hiost ilislinctive achievement:; of Ihe funniest fashion cieators. Particular attention is directed to the exclusivenesg of the styles. . Kvery woman wishes to be well dressed to reflect individuality- in the clothes she wears. Visit our store tomorrow and see the new merchnndie we aVe displaying. ' . New Spring COATS n the purchase of a coat you look first of all for correctness of style, but, underlying the smart out waid appearance it must have durability. Only a well-made garment wiil retain the style which in spired the purchase. These coats we are offering ''measure up' in smart ness of line and tailored distinction. Made by a house of nation-wide reputation every garment has the touch of distinctiveness that goes straight to your heart. Drop into our garment department tonvrrow. Try on some of these superior caats. Prices range from $20.00 up to $85.00 A WANT -.1) will At IT Itight now when President Wilson is working so hard to enlnb!i:ih peace, one lot if women have decided to tell the others how to dress, Who said "peace," when there is no peace? -7f Your Country Needs Your Help. The problem of readjustment from a war basis to a normal peace basis requires that every citizen assume his portion of the responsibility. Yoi can do-this best by increasing your own re sources, by saving and conservative investments. We- are anxious to help you and invito you to . avail yourself of our banking facilities. You will bo treated with courtesy and consideration at all times. '. ' LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK Member Fwieral Itesfti v fiyntem Chartered ia 1887. SoundReliable, Progressive NewS ,Eate: ely new color combinations' of rose . cold, gray, blue, and salmon. SouiP jacket sweater with hich belts and plaited hacks otlieis are slip-ons with with pretty trimmed coloiy and pockets. Prices range from ... $10.00 to $25.00 Millinery- You will enjoy a visit to our millinery depart ment just to see the new hats they are so charmingly fresh and inviting. Charming new. shades and color combinations in straw, silk and georgette. ; ,. .. .,, We invito 'yon to visit us at any time. I ; & i .- Distinction in Women's SUITS The (luict exclusiveness of design, the elegance of wujkiiianjhip and finish, combined with the splendid all-wool quality material of these suits especially appeals to the discriminating woman. Visit our garment department today try one some of vonr favorite models. Note for yourself the fine quality of the fabrics, the excellence of the tailoring and dignity of line in every model. Prices range from $25.00 to SCQ.U0 J ilk " BTew lik For day and evening wear. There arc veritable cre ations of pretty silks and peorjrettcs, in blue, navy, Kay and white and combinations of these colors and others. Prices begin at $25.00 and range up to $60.00. New spring ties now on display here. Good durable silk with (food lininjr. New desipns in floral, checked and striped patterns. The prices 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 SATURDAY BETTER THAN CALOMEL Thousands II;ivo Di wovercd Dr. lidwnrda Oiive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute. Dr. Edward.-' 01iv;. Tablets the substi. lute for cnlomel rrs a mild but si laxative, aiil tiu ir effect on tho lwT is almost inst;titr!!--oi!3. Tl:ey are frk result ! cf Dr. r.d w . tb'dct.-nrJnstlcat to treat' liver and t-i .vcl compldntilTitli cslomcl. lbs efforts t b.inif.b it turflugiit out these little olivo-c '.o;v;l t-h' JT. These pk unit littl tsb!et9 do the good lhatcalomr dtx-i, ut have no bad after, clk-cls. Tby(!iit t injure the teeth like stvonq liquiclsxr.?".!oi7Vl. Tb.ey take hold ol the trouble-".l quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at ,.!:. e::ponsoiof the teeth? Calomel rometir.icj plavd havoc with the punis. Sorlor.troiiii..puds. -Jtisbestnot to taks cilomtl, h.'t to let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tabli n take its plant. Most headcchc9, "dullnTss" and that lazv feelirit come from constipation and fl disordered liver. Tl:e Dr. ' Edwards' Olive Tablets v-h.'n yr.w fe-?l "loesy" and "heavy." Ntttc. how they '"clear" clouded brain and how they "rvvk up" the spirits. VK aud 2 jc a box. AU drumjisti i .-i 'r. '?.? T.n -.TT'.T7 tki "USB Ln Grande Mattr And Weaving SlsfJp j Mattress Making and Fyfairing, Feather Mat tresses Made, FeatTra- Renovating, Carpet and Fluff Hug Weaving. All Work Colled for and Delivered C1IAS, EDWARDS, Prop. ONE BLOCK LAST Of" FLOl i; y,l.L PHONE KED 132 Tin.' t; arc Uio uio ut, woiulorful values wc have ever shown. All col hit,, nil 'sizes ami niatei ia's samt as in waists of thrco limes tliiv'' I'l-i'-c. Grorjjtttte ami Crepe tie China at : SjyJ'.To Vou have paid $(J.7,'i for waists not astfURlitlyn there. Jt'io is a red hot special for Saturday. SEE ui WHvDOyJ '1 B H n j w O o g, S 8 OO ft Q O O 6ej ffi o O f o ' k. . o c c a a - . "Where Are My Reading Glasses?" o LAUIESKF.AD-TO Nvl'Aa o m i rf i i t-; k . !. Ilia's Krpt"K- nrv tjiNfl op It id ; jHsPvai'e '&'SGn Misclrit'vo'is 'daughter Iras ked Druhly'n iioiliet and wati'hrs him Rlfi-fuHy as ho tv'rchi's in vain fir his read ink' lyM. !f Dncldv wore Kryntok (llasscs, he nould ho frrrd from the "offand-on" nvl.-.irrf of the tvo-pnirs-of-j.,'" -.". s IxHh'T. hrcatise Kryp It (pi-nmini-rd Otp-torkO v oiiltl j.. i r him. in oar pair of ; !.in-is, the noc. ssnry cnrrT for Inn h n;:Iinj and dis I. nee. Promises Performed . 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