La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 12, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texte is I 0 e & 6? as SAIURDAV, MARCH . 21 la csandI: evening ceserver AGFttTW wl o e o o ftoa NOV.VQ1LES . 9 We mwhwipo;e a iiu"; Assortment of. ew6prinjr Vfciles; theseacijntiu'ise almost eveVy color and uc in bountiful desijrnft. Priced-Vi yard 50c, fi5c, 75c, UKtv ' COLORED ORGANDIES '..'"''''''' " ' Beautiful 'new Organdies, in solid colors : and fancies; these are 4(1 inches wide and are priced at, per yard, 9Xc and $1. 25. NEW WASH DRESSES UoauLl T ul now Wash Dresses for wo-, men and ymuijr Indies; made of fancy Ginghams, trimmed with white Organdie and PiiH'. I'riced at 2.9S, ,'). and !.. 4 PLAID SKIRTINGS PkitPSkjrts are Itle proper thing for spriggr wear. We show 'quite iyi assort ment of new Plaid Skirtings, all are 5fi inches wide. Priccif, per yard $j!.!)K, $1.98, $.-,..10. ' ' ' . . NEW LUGGAGE We offer a barge line of new .mw for the particular traveler -NEW BACK, TRUNKS, SUIT OASES,' etc. 'all at new lowjirices. See the Window Display. EN'S DRESSES n Presses for children. 2 years; made up fro in Ciiurharns; beautifully at y 1 .25, $1.7.'), $2.00, The. idea of tS- organizer is n make hay wlftie the sun shine;, to get iim ilfj-payinii members !!- the get ting i good. . , f'RUNK, SEEN MAYO TO BE RUG an Calpet A-uningj, refilling ; AS Kfl'E MBOAT I binding, ilxli ?isu .inn 31'- j . "a . ...... rmwe neii ui. - .-j . . sr- Kodak difts are9hei with the suj- Fiunk .Mayo, who 4aa appeared oncxhine. Come and let us sell you A true9 "A farmer in not un to date unless He belongs to at least four asKOeia- tions, or uie more progreT- ttlB ot.al S(.r , w ,,,. one. A Jine, ko,uknt M.0O, V ent groups, federate to a certain ex- :U.t. t0lllly ,, Suml . in his ,.,., las hih in price as you wish' We 7 iirl m"y v,Vre, "liitchiri' posts; from the. want todoyourdevelopingandp.il! cu host iiBcsf jstory bjr II. 11. Stoumate. . iin& ulso enlarging ami coloring, "it ..,.u ii ns- iwu'nj WHll lilt. I ....., !, l l ,!!, .ilk hi.' "l-H"-'- " "r- C a '" " l""fi'"o man Of tile '7ll' h e U,.,t.., ,,n.U i mm H,,lI.umm or m.e ,,.K ory:.n,7. ecfi.,, , . u Uaitloun1 l.i;other-in-tion, i anxiously anlong 'wher,. do ,aw, for,e(, b t.i;,.umHtan,,. to take we go from here,'-how ,uut it ',( ,, KlimWin( yfor iiveiihuoU. 1 w.th the r.t f u? j One night on a Mis.siasippi River Nobody I m Annwer. '. Isteambout, winning from a fellow- "I am axkmg nuestionK I ean't an- soulhp,nei. his ilwt poBfiejtsion (IU1. j iiui nvij, nun (.it tin t:nunniK mr uiu . ' , , .' ' ;nr);iii to commit xuk-ide, he realizes the lont know where we arc g. wniimiiy of his cai,inK, lakes it r grower . c .'.ifnihriirtrrowlhnftehnIiI- ,'.,. Aui.fa.ijl i-eitsofleKionsof inert ,1 Kolalko,iB Ji'piii"l8,llf,,;m','r- FAMILY DRUG STORE t.A CRANaE,OflC(10N. .')-1 1-1 1 ! them. "We vHICDR rrerat liingimi frfwu 2 lo ; '"I here may bo a new heaven and a now earth ju.it around the corner. in ages Checked and trimmed. Pricei $2.2;'. Hill's Dep't Store upon himself not only to break the news of the colonel's death to hls Vnnnw I Vo,... I ....I ,.,1.1, ..,,.. 1,1.,,.. ,.!.. ' v., v.. v., .-. wi h--". "M'.i.u-.i umend.s for her loss, we may parade around the a.imre and , Thua , inK a rumame th. is ,.rtIl find ourselves when the bands quit in tht. atmosphere of the old ,-ouih-playing, just where we are now. Mtl,, wi,h the adventures and int. iK- There are many of us who remem-UM of huf ,, t.u her the 'f-reenbackers the Populists' minuli,11? in a three-aided race for a and the aimers Alliance, which ,f, tu,ie in the newly discovered oil i-v,-..i,,, ... ..,.., , rieiii.s of the west, leniuui, enner oy poiuicai action or Magazine Writer Tells of Co-operation Advantages of County Farm Bureau look at the Farm Mureau, with ' " 'I just came in to pay my dues, said an old I'nrnier, who had fan wrin kles around his eyes, "and I notice co-operative marketing, ll.ey passed away, and left Ibr world much as it was before. "It is not reasonanlc, however, to believe that th". pre-ent faiini-r's movement will pas without making a distinct and p",'r:.incr.t change in our economic and icl;:l life. '1 here will be a change. "Hut this change will not break the laws of nature. .Men still must plant and cultivate before they reap the harvest. Values cannot be creat ed by laws, nor by resolutions. Or ganization cannot take the place of common sense, (iroup action will not do away with labor. One of the oldest and most level headed officials of the National (ii'ange told me recently when I met li i in in Washington: '1 am convinced that we have to nay double to the I at the worst Hung unit could pos- State liiireau. It's prettv expensive ; 'y happen to tile American I arm- In an article entitled "Where Do We (io From Here?' Millions of Or ganized Farmers are .Asking," in Farm Life, George I., Daniels., points out In a convincing manner the val ue of county agent work to the farm ers. Mr. Dunicls' article follows: "The county agent and 1 were talk ing about the ()rgani.ed Farm Move ment. 'It's the biggest tiling In hu man .history," he declared. , 'It is epochal. It makes me think of the. dayH when the Children, of Israel like that which sent the multitudes of'i er would be for him to get the iredit and help he now thinks he needs from the government.' "And a thoughtful Farm Iiureau to move this year, I reckon "Looking for the Program. "The County Agent looked up sharp- Iv. lint I here wnx nil evn'i evwion of bland innocence on the old man's I man puts It this way: ICurope sprawling across the world at race. Maybe his eyes gleamed a lit-j "'Let's co-operate with the organi the time of the Crusades. ' tie- He planked down his money, j'atioii letls get all the good we can "'V i-l It m ,,nlv , I,, n took his receipt, and presently wenti""' ' w '""I m the future but thousand years that mankind, yield ing to some deep urge, 'moves over into the promised land of a New lde:i," he went on, inspired to higher flights by his own eloquence. 'It is an unus ual thing when agriculture moves. Farming is the moi.t conservative bllsilieHH in the Wm-hl II Im i-oiil.il in packed up their belongings and rt groi n.,, i e .armei was tne irst ; r ; "' , u T, j' v iw.n.-fwheiV we are going from here, the IU PllUttV " " " .......... v.. i...ii wi. . , tpgun to jilunt crops. Then he hndr, to stick uround and keep thu crown , f'l0Ji"i .H" A LICK KKADY IN NKW FILM AT THE ARCADE A new Alice Hnuly picture is al ways a treat to film lover!. '"Out of the Chorus'" is a tene emotioinl drama which borders On the melodra matic, us stronjj drama is hound to do, hut which jri.ves Miss Brady a role of the sort which she 1 nmllns most expertly. Hettinprs of unusual beauty, sever al hij scenes, such as the the-ure scene and the reception, and very smart costumes comhinr i t nmke ihis a convincing porlraynl of cer.iun New York groups. The picture will he sho'.vn at (lie Arcade theatre Suml:ty on.y. ! FAMILY DMUG STORE j :i-'ii-ti ii - . i III rtrrnTn'trrrrTin ill iiixvin mi ljijr.rt, ti II t. . - II II BUYING FURS ' I?. in nPainsl coming dalidrt. conqm-ruiK .o,..re- f lien 's the iniW oliirin the orld use Kot-ilko. jW it d.Hn t do all you , CXIK-.-I. get ynnA'SH'y-b.,ck! 'orget ,,.-...t bul luck oilV your hair. 1 Ills, II viethinirdiilerit. iet a small box ot KOTALKO at any busy drugged s. (iiismnlee and ilin-i-tioiis wllk the tsix. Siiow your Irieuda this iulrrtuttlulqf Do you want cans or ashes moved? Work of any kind done? Call Red 2271, morning, noon or evening. 3-7-rtt out. I wuited. The' County Agent 1 101 s not depend upon it to pi iw uie was young, and his face was like a ( hind or keep the weeds out ot Uie book to he read at will, r knew that field. The humors and despondencies wise old farmer had put his ringer, 'or the winter pass away in the spring, with unerring touch, on a sore spot. i'"' the hope - of prosperity comes '"I've organized my county to the jugain with the planting of a new crop, limit,' he said, slowly, as if talking I So let's cheer up. The worst rev.-r to himself. 'I've collected the dues I 'loes happen." "As long us nobody really Knows Fgypt, because they had bricks without straw. That, too, was an economic movement. " 'It was more of a religiou meat, wasn't It ''' " 'Maybe,' said the County Agent. I lie has worse enemies than crows nml 'Hut so Is this runners' movement a Icut-worms. Yes, sirl And he is go religious one. H is a deep impulse, ' ing to destroy these enemies. Why, nuive-j""1' eul-wurms off the patch "Hut the modern furmer finds that says I. 'Yes, program. We ii) and ready to nuirch. R rex A IX BAMBOO IIKIAK BI.OOI) RUII.DKK Recommended by us to free' the system of such blood Impurities as .are probably responsible for pim ples, noils.ironic flures and ulcers that refuse J;n heal Contains no irWcury or opiates . or narcotics of any kind. (.IT money refunded. to give results, or your PUTMLWS DRUG STORE THE REX ALL STORE obvious thin to do i to consider the spring of as being much like e ail lined a,,y thr spring on the farm, and go Now where on about our usual business in the I do we go from here?' usual way. "I had to laugh at that, lint he I vve nave mio a sort 01 jo., umv was sober. 'I don't see why they i with our glooms. H was fun for a i hould he secretive about it, be Hiiid I whilo to 'fear the worst,' but that u little resentfully. 'Vou know their i Hue of misery gets tiresome in the niYJcnim. I i-ij(ni. vm irn tfwilr theste-course of months. Most of us are 'convention and conferences.' j ready to turn our back to the dark j "'If there's' any program other (clouds, and face toward the sunshine : than what you sec in the papers, j(;f spring. haven't heaid of it. Your state of ficers .are doing the be.t they can. I don't think they are secretive.' said I. 'It is'nt so easy to map out a program.' "The. County Afenl thought it wus'J easy, lie could lay out a program-in a minute, he dt'clurod, and piocoeded to do it. U fore thtt minute was half up, however, I challenged him. f couldn't stand to see him advocating so many wrong methods, and was excitedly trying to show him how impossible his program was, when we were in terrupted by another farmer who had been- listening to us. f C.11 I Vw.tl. it lillwrl: hi- .Mind. ' Ami then hei1"11'" hard-fisted cowpunche lefiiie his plan, we were! Thr Sale Without Profit Sill $5, Shirts , $.").9.- $5.75 Shirts $.1.45 ft 33) A$2.S0 shVtsV VI ?:l50 $2.75 $2.00 EVERY 0 Shirts $2.25 Shirts $1.95 now Sl.'l.) 'S STORE M. A Chinlund 1309 Adams Ave. ittj!iittii:itttiinttmtmitaMwMi i HICUEST CllADE UTAH COAL. Quality Guaranteed. $12.25 AT THE CAR. ; $13.25 OELIVERKI). l'EARI, STILES V4 CO. 1517 Jefferson Ave. Office Phone, Main 714; Residence, Red 3551. t'ii:t::nitn:smmmttiii:mmiiwn. THE BONE OF CONTENTION IS YAl'- .v . "YEl5,';e're on the job, ready at all tihies to. serve you! . mi liniment stops ih Jtches- i at " lis to,se thattoiiow exposure iJiikniiRrns. Tailors Cleaning, Pressing and Hat SUDDEN changesof weather or exposure to cold and wet, start rheumatic twinges and make your " bones ache.' Kloun'e Liniment brings warmth, comfort and quick relief to lame back, stiff joints, sprains, strains, soreness. Penetrates without rubbing. All druggists 36c, 70c, $1.40. Blocking New Foley Building La Grande, Oie. THEATRES iiii:r i ij cr ciriviMv TUtiATKK, TODAY ONLY j This screen version of Wi'liam 1.. Hobei ts' powerful stage play, "Th-? lighting I'arson," is the Vi-bicle for Nenl Hint's first appearance a, s'a:' oi an out-of-door feature. As the I 60tD INVt&TMENT ! 1 S au F N Fnan I V AH.II, rnu ( OMiMi ni-' m:v siwsox . THK should cause yon lo all up and lake nollco.or the fact Unit It will hn to your Inlerest to compare the superior uiuillly qf niechiiii h'' tools whli h we arc now orf re Ing nllh Ihow you have been us ing. Our slock Is ready for ;'our laspeeiliiu ami w Rre confident they will hi :.inl any test you eaa put Iheni lo. 1 also have Poultry Noting, Hoes, Unites um Shovels. L. LILLY HARDWARE (proceeded to define his plan. . w"u j"'ou'" tne nine saivauon a.ioy And there we were! Ihree llli'li :''"a , ' ,,"' with three prog, ams-and just at bad-1"" n.'ii propneior ..u i.uei -ily mixed up as Congress is in its 1 ''. fighting parson in one of the emergency rami legislation -jut us 1 wickedest "1 wildest nunilig-camps confuted as the caplains ami brigad I.ortlyed 'un' lhe;.Wree,' Hart s ier generals of the different groups r an ' h,s ,ultiw e.ivirom,,eiltMlnV act 'moUilixed farmers -ach one wanting " nntural.iess and ease one would to march in a different direction ami ''xl"-'t 'u" brought ujr as he -nobody making much headway. I'iff" " ""' (rRa,iiing by the Million j" "'.'oca'tions w,n chosen and f I he situation in that ( ounty AK s( fin(, ,,iB us a com o,i,- oiiioii, ... ." i... nr nine west. rARMLAriD IS GOtD INVt&TMENT Ask F.N. Ford Any way you look at it farm land is a jrood invest ment. If you want to farm it yourself or farm it out to someone else it is sure to pay. Whether you want to raise crops or raise money on it you'll find that it is mighty fertile collat-' eral. Come in and look over our maps and we'll take you out to look over the property. NOTARY PUBLIC mm 9jllllllllllllllllll!!lllllllllllllllll!lUlllllllllII!lllllll1 1 ' t I A i vm 3 . wzM' 5 . WYF i.V"AT,'tt 3 r &-saiW;-sir. Mitr Just as if you selected tne sweets in the Snmplcr from ten different pacWges of Whitmans. You will find your g selected by crmdy-lovcra from t--n . i popular pack;i yes of g ,-: "Chocolates and i Confections I i 3 W guarantee every Jui ly.ij B I Red Cross Drug Store ' s nilifi Jiiiiii im tin i inn iimi 1 1 ( iiMi. m sn n i u n i ti i i s :i;tti i r i; i; i i i h i it i;h !i if i( ; i ; ir ui iniMi 11 uinns nam ninniiilS la,vorlVs a Also showing a comedy. THE STREET CALLED STRAIGHT," SHERRY'S, SUNDAY AND MONDAY frMWuiljli, , IliinipJI the whole qrgnniy.cd inoveuieilf. 'I'll. Orange, .the, l-'ariii lluieau, the Union,' the Kquity Societies, the lirowers ol" ; one kind and auuUtcr. the Hieeders of (his anil that, the Milk Producers, j the Dairyirian's League, the Non-Par-, tisan League, the I'.ilil ician;-, the Pi ' fession-al OiKuni7.ers, the Lobbyist-,' the thousand and one co opei alive j "Th,' Street Called Straight," a buying and selling groups 'pieturizutinn of the novel by Hasil "Was these ever wen such an orgy King, has been made at the Coldwyn !i.f organizations, such an outpouring .studios and will be presented at the jof propaganda, as we had had during : Sherry Theatre today and Tomorrow, the last two -years? And the thing; 'the various characters are inter eem to be just fairly started. I pieted by an all-star cast including 'see that there are thiee different . Mdtmi Sills, Naomi Chillers, Chaie .. "drives' or 'campaigns' going on in t'iy, Alec Francis, Irene Kich, l.aw ; Nebraska just now, for in-i .nee, for son "llutt. Lydia Yeainnns Titus and 'membership in three different 'or ,mc Sterling. gniiUntions. In other states' i( (j Also showing diuster Kenton in his worse, or Detler, as tne case may lie, im-st comedv success ".NeieblMits. 1 A RC AD HOME to Chamhcrljin's Vcn ihe proper Noniisr. Tablet f.ir constipation. iomis ta It Cn their ctin ii so i rrewhla un J k natural that you. do not fluc tbtt i it the etfw. t of a rrrwditin. These ubUti pwut ionic ctoMr. rjp thatt id in cr.tr.bliiing a nitural nS Wgular in- ooweis. Cliambcrlain's rablcw Uvc ) r, wn . ... . curca ii.au carj ci clironic ronst hrtY. - ,-....,'. v .S, EI.KCTRHTTY FOR KYERY FARM By instaHiiiK. lVlco-I.iKht you plant de- Electric "JiirhUs will maW, vour home theory and lirijjht. Elet'Trle jjowi'jr wili Titimi) the NvaUr'and in other ways sive yon 4ime ami lafor everv Aijf. ..." NATE ZWJ2IFEL . , have ""your ovhx power m"ii4.tlile ljctrli1- sen ice. IT HUNS QN. KEROSENE- GOO Sl'NDAY ONLY IX LA GRANDE, TO TRADE FOR TEAMS and I'AliM rvt'll'ULM. t Ml'sT T s- FHONK THK OliERYER Main fit e juc ii i (t ir& ALICE BRADY IX- f II h SI C ia Huh Shows Conclusively that ir rit, an Not a Family Tree That (' ' A!?- KKW! POLLARD' COMEDY. i a Crisis-onnts. , TONHiHT '".WHILE .SEW YO1K SLFj:rS . .Vivid 3ale of New York as it is Today? . MONDAY 5 vj.I.IAB W.F.LL !fl' "'" l ' ' !" 8W o l &9 9 0 e o e rw.-ytf..,- .-J!----fr"