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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1921)
PAGE TWO LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo. HI DO THE m m White Canvas Oxfords We are closing out our wrnnon'ri white r-auvas o fords and pumps, values worth $7:f0. (Imire n-v pair '.......'.; $3.75 Women's Oxfords One Jot of woiupn'k oxfords, high heels, in black, brown and while, values worth originally up t 17.')0. ,..ertiii-i jper pair, $1.08. Women's Blouses We are offering special a lot of women's lilonses in georgette crepe, all sixes and colors. Values worth up to $X.). Choice for $1.08. Hill's Dep't Store With All Cheese Dishes Crackers find Cheese, what a delicious coinhination. And with nny checsa dish Snow , Flakes am irresistible I PEOPLE LIVE Financial Hurdeii of Life Hears rAvn Hardest on the I'oor . Wo always liave a "full line of other eakps crack ctm ailtl cookies, made by the Pacific (Viast Miscuit Co. J. G. HOLM GROCER Quality and Service FREE DELIVERY Inviting Ice Cold Drinks For Summer Days Armour's, Welch's, Red Wing GRAPE JUICE IN ALL SIZES Blue Moon, R-Porter, Budweiser, Schlitz and Loganberry Juice Ms( of these we carry Ice Cold a'll the time The most truly delicious ot iIicnc beverages i the drape Juice- the family drink as well as the drink for health. (Vines in 'I'ints, (Quarts and Half dallous PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY PHONE MAIN 80 THE HOMK OF AMERICAN BEAUTY FLOUR LA KK JPNALrSKA. N. C, Aur. ! "The (jiK-sfion no IunKr la how Iooh Urn other lntlf live Ii Ih how doits Hie othttr 85 per rent live?" Iho fiv. JaniHH MyerH uf tho Presbyter ian Church lodtiy told the I.ayniei.'B vunttirenvu of tho MuthixJitit episco pal fliurch, Snuih hi Reunion here. Dr. Myer hi HxecuUve nwrntary of tlin board of om-nitorn itt the Duich- Mfs lllftiu httry Wiupplngfirs Tails, N. j Y. He flpnke- oil ' 1 r-1 if Itm lu ! diiHtry." "The mission of religion .to the )it;HHijt diHturlX'd Hucial order Is not so much a mcK.s;ie to ihe poor to ruspect th HiicrdiieH8 of (ho property-rights of the rich, ulihouh it Is that nlfio, as it is a iiihhhiij-'h to the rich In (he name and spirit of Jesus Chi 1st lo hrinK uhoitt a more broth erly distribution of woulllf. health, Joy and freedom in the world," the Itev. Mr. Myers nald. ''This can nut be done by charity, nor can it he done by violence. The inequalities of the present economic order can be eliminated only by a more bioih orly distribution of the profits of Industry at the source 6f produc tion. "Wealth can he reapportioned In u brotherly way only where It hi mude, in the process of its produc tion, by the granting of a truly Uv hiK wage," by a voluntary decrease in the interest expected for the use of capital, and by a veiy material In crease In the financial rewards paid to human beings for their labor of hand nud brain. "Is It brotherly," asked the Itev. Mr. Myers, "that the financial bur den of life Hhould bear down the hardesL upon those who ( have the least? Ih it brotherly that a poor man Hho)td have to pay the highest prices for all of the necessities of life? Ih It brotherly (hut Ihe day laborer's p,,v should stop the min ute lie pcets sick and has to stay at home while the higher Puld ofMcials of the company, although belter able to stand the' flnnnclal drain of sick ness, have their salaries cont Inued to them as long as they are III? Is I1 brotherly that the highest piofits In ( he real estate business should ho commonly derived from tenements properly, the least desirable accom modations in 1 the whole city where Ihe poores! people have to live?" -: r-i'ioi i MR.' -A-- V.i-owtMG. r-r-r: CL , ,., T-s Jon m son s-rT-n.-:-'7'jrsZiz2E: a za ii '. f".:.: ".7r ." --:-.T "21- r- . ' -k a f m '-'t"T on efoifvcj, Johnson .;; ,.M tvG HAD to HAvc THE FurNlSHINJ"S Re -M PAIIS'D ANO RCFINISHeT? ATCf Yooi'?. CAST" iflS&i'T' ON YOUf? lAAr. OR. I'cc SSMTJ You THE TELEPHONE is a servant always at command, thl never tires; night or dayhot or cold, snow or rain, it is always ready to quickly, cheaply and cheerfully purform ; tasks that otherwise require time, expense, exposure and in cases every day, by its celerity, it saves lives ' and property of value almost beyond computation. Home Independent Telephone Co. TOI II.VKI'irc I.ATKST WITH I NOTICE. announced at the union service Sun MaurlpR Tournnur'n Hcroun vinunl Izutions ure always lniniug with day niKht that the service npxtSunday n: ht would be held in the South Mclr. human Interest, heart throus and odiat church. This is not correct. The thrills. "Deep Water," w hich comes j service next Sunday nijt.'.l will l-c to the Sherry Theatre today Is no ' l'e'u" in tm- Preshyteria.i church wi'li exception to thin rule. It is a Para-! .Rev. 0. W. Jones, pasto' af tho Chris- mount picture. tian church, to deliver the sermon. When Tourneur picked his cast for This will he .1 :ini:o-jr.c,.d in the BUCK JONES COM INC. I.N Tllltll.LINi; WEHTEKN K. Ilopklnson SiiiIIIi'h well-known story. "Caleb West, Mus:er Olver," he searched for the hest. It was necessary, because porliayers of these New England characters had to be life-like, not Just "made-up" to represent the ly.'s. The girl-wife of Caleb West played by Datbara Bedford, Ib the most exiuisl;o little character seen on tho silver sheet for some time. She is Tourneur'a latest find, hum the middle West, just out of school, and a perfect darling still In her 'teens, llroerken Christians Is the husband . .(.'aleb West, . and. his 'pur-' travM of the character is faithful In every detail. Meldved I .yd In Yeumans Titus makes an adorable and amusing Auntie Hell, while her husband, the skipper, jH well played by (leoige Nichols. churches tie..'. lav Mwrnini;. E. J. HUSTON. Liver Touchers. If you need your liver touched up if you are troubled with constipa tion, you will find those Little Liver Touchers that are sold 81) in a box for 2t!c are just the kind you need. VHmrnmim FAMILY DRUG STORE LA GRANDC.OREQON. liurk Jones, one of the cleverest cowboy actors und K'",'I-tt'!it riders on the si-reen, in comiiiK here in his hit est William Kux picture, ''The One Mun Trail." He will he ul tile Arcad- Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday.' . The story revolves urounu the elope- nu'iit of iHuck's sister in the play. HiH'k follows to. brinj; her hack, falll in luve on te way, and nieetH wit)) J some thrilling and humorous incident i and accidents. -Hurk und his hor-'c Htomly give some fine entertainment , i in many scenes. The cowboys also (?ive an exhibition of some "treat 'em i loui-h' stuff in a farewell send-off to Hack. 1 Kddie Polo will ulno he seen in "Kiitir nf the (ircus." ! t ! August 10th lust day to ay water J Having suvml tho world fur tie- I mocraey. 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Those at the forefront in worth while work are using every possible means to keep themselves fit and efficient and no man can be efficient with defective eyes uncorrected. Our equipment and methods are the most modern and accurate for the correct EXAMINATION of the eyes, and tha prescribing of correct Glasses where needed. -BY- J. H. PEARE & SON $3 ' Optometrists - COMING SOON America's Foremost Trained Wild Animal Exhibition WllagANIMAl9 CHAS. FULTON BALL ROOM HORSES F.aiurin SUNBURST, AGREEMENT, KIDDO, DARKNICHT hhU DYN Af-'ITE. Foremost Horse Act Ever Presented And the Magnificent $20,000 Gorgeoai); Coituraed, Oriental Spectacular Pagei " OARDEWELLA THE ROSE of thn odicut 3 xi I isr a- s Oft Double Length U cars Eeil U FortT Freight Carl Herd of Elephants and Cameli 10 ACRES of Waterproof Tents 2 ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANTS Mme. GOLDA and Her $10,000 DANCINC HORSE "White Pearl" INDRA Earth's Largest PACHYDERM STEEL AXIEBTA OC FUNNY -0 CLOWNS Finest Horses vlth any CIRCUS Hundreds of Educated ANIMALS Mile. SILVERS The Lady with the DOVES CHILDREN'S FAIRYLAND Performing Dog.. Goat., Shetland Ponies, Monkey Leaping Wolf Hound., d.rect from Belmond Kennel" Roy Ring's BICYCLE RIDING MONKEY "Tonw' Capt. JOHN HOFFMAN snrS:0 '? BLACK WANED aVwmn IIOW (ONLY BIG SHOW COftl nG - MILE STREET PARADE Two Performances 2 P. M. and S P. M. i w, V - - : ' i,A : v-iv-..' T ' J ', ' ; ( i J - iCT-fr tt -
