La Grande evening observer., August 13, 1921, Image 4

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IJOTTeN"AWNMG RoPES'vXtRC R'EIiPOfK.lRLK.'KoR
THE ACCIDENT AT ROBMSOAiS ' STOftE PTOCJAY '
"Portland" or "Oregon'
Which?
Dear old rorllaml, with (,'i-nerous
heart and hand outstri'ti'hcfl behind
her, has decided the 10:25 exposition
shall be a state affair and therefore
has requested a state meeting to be
called to arrange for financing of thv
enterprise.
Now, that's. bully, lo havo the biij
brother on the mouth of the Columbia
proceed alone until the I'residcnt signs
the exposition bill in congress, ano
then throw up his hands to the re
mainder of the state for funds.
But it in r'Kht I'or'1'1""' hn.
been doing her i-haie toward state
improvements and the state can very
well join the big metropolis in its ef
forts to pull a string of eastern peo
ple through every country lane in the hn( t.hi,nco
commonwealth in 1025.
Of course it takes money
things. No one ever heard tell of
country fair that did; not need funis
and Portland will need u lot of money
to finance this big electric exposition.
Can't expect Frank Griffith to do it
all simply because he deals iu elec
tricity. Julius Meyer will put up his share
on the crest of this wave of universal
sentiment."
With the country estates seized.!
says Senator France, it was logic.-, I
to take' urban property also, and ii
was then a short step to confiscation
of banks. Hut here is the difficulty
from the Holshevist point of view:
"By their very action in legitimatiz
ing the seizure of land by the peasants
the. Kol.sheviki laid a new anil infinite
ly broader foundation for the capital
ism they were striving to overthrow
They see that now themselves, and are
prepared to act accordingly."
If the leaders are indeed as open
minded as Mr. France believes, and
have at last grasped the fact that
00 per cent of the Russian people nrv
peasants who want to live lyi a cap
italistic basis, the end of Sovietism i';
its present evil state is at hand, anil
a government adjusted to meet thes t
conditions will emerge before long. j
Mr. France wants the American
peopli to "give these folks a chance
they haven't had it yet."
This is doubtless true. At least.
00 per cent of it is true, for the Rus
sian peasant so tar certainly hasn t
The Hoover relief agen
THE OFFICE CAT
By Junius
1 cii's will ffivo him boat chance for
to tlo those' t'10 Prosent They will feed the stiirv
ink ciuKircii. iiitti inus kivc nun it lit
tle couniKO to keep on denmndin
Home sane method of netting
keeping the just reward for his labor.
A Mu.i'inimiii.l ami Spiritual I'tilt.
l.eacliville, Ark. ('reHset.
The Kd. ;tnd wile took dinner with
Hon. Johnson and wife on limt Sun
diiy. And a lino dinner we had. Iiro.
Johnson and wife is one of uur best'
christians in the church.
The prcposcd Sunday blue laws
wilt ni;iUo il unlawful (o do anything
oh Monday cxcopl wail for Monday.
Glad Day"
A citizen of Huffnln, N. Y., who
has hern doing "little kindnesses'1 for
years for girls and boys who had small
chance for happiness ordinarily has
"I Willi t some. d?sk slockinRS," a
lady said at a l.a Grande store yes
terday. "losk stockings."
"Von, Koll lops."
for he is president of the exposition, become bo enthusiastic on the subject
body,
raise so prepare for Iho onslaught on
your piirso for the Portland show.
It is all right we live hut once and
let's have the fun mid improvement
I'or Hip firsl time since l!H4 the
Tniled Stales is coining silver dollars.-.
'i'lia..jfiit.Mi i way Muspendad.
we uiidorstand, because for such a
long time there woio so few things
a dollar would buy.
but there will he n lot more t')' thai h has proposed a "t.la.l nay
,io ne ooserveu oy inree oi tne large
.cities of his vicinity.
As a u'ate he suggests October I.
I On that day he would have Vvcrv
citizen do at least one small ilvd to! U Is haid to uiiplekle a curuiiihor.
intake some unfortunate bov or irii! Meitn- not be :;our. says O. K. Hilver.
along with the commonplace things Knt, t might be by the gift of ,i thom.
in life. little money, an unexpected treat of; -
jsomo Kino, or n tne donor has nn wu, wen, inm mvc.i iiihi ienniH
material gift to bestow, just a friend-l Itoesn'i One.
ly and encouraging chat to show Or-' (Ad in the 1'ntontown, Ya. New
kiddy that somebody cares whether he Standard I 4
lives or dies or lias a good time. j The Meanly about sport Flannel
To speed the glad day its originator SKirta la thai, nothing but knickers Ik
suggests that on the previous Sunday r,,.(iv.s;uy l-eneath them.
October 2, every minister who can do
so preach a "glad sermon," and tha'.J -'n, v. Mnu thv." veiled Case).
newspapers and nil sorts of nrgani.:i ;..ihli.;iI1 i111Ilir himself with a
when there ' ti"t inurh doing in (towtis lions unite to promote the kindly w r ' ii;,n,,r , , .,. ' jui...you miUjjLm
.mov., nC wouiu nave snow piays o( downV io-ioir-d M.-Carthv. "Ol did
Ihe I'ollvanua typo, to umpire (he idea . ,.ast.v .. Wilt;nl (loa(1
of simple kindliness and happiness in V(1, .1
humble things.1
A good many people will make fu-i
, , .ltd' the idea. Hut if the scheme one
cuts a drm k isi . f.,,,.i ; n 1
too nmch saying nothing of the' Ncronge of Scrooges who doesn't firi I
chance one takes in losing eye sigh'.J l,i,ns,,f l""kiug about for a child to
... wnoni may oe given a sty inn triernt-
emng. possibly a u, ,mn
Just one thing the Observer would
like to know if the state is to help
should the show bp called a Portland
show or an Oregnn show?
o -
This is that time of year in ihn
Grande Hnndc hetwixt and between
but the country is the busiest plac
one ever saw. II takes ipiite a lit lie
Work to harvest fifty bushel wheat.
Here Is a big assortment of new draperies of every des
cription Cretonnes, terry clolh, Hep, bilk materials unU
transparent draperies.
, Fveiy piece 1b new, and they afford one of the finest se
lections we have made In years,
If you visit this department now, no doubt you will find
just what ou are looking for and with the coming of tho
Autumn season draperies will receive much of the attention.
Prices are considerably lower than last year, hut a much
wider range jn pi ice.
25c to $4.00 yd.
III! l! i
"Clothes Line'
A customer came Into the Btoro early
one niornlng last week and asked,
"Have you any more shoes in stock, ex
actly like the ones I have,' anil In the
same sU.e." Upon being a-ssured that
we had she promptly replied, "Well
you may send me another pair Immed
iately, I've only worn these one week,
but I know I'll never want to be with
out them again, I've, novor had audi
comfort In years."
The shoes referred to are "Ye Olde
Tymo Comforts," and this is only one
of many such instances where several
pahs are sold to a customer.
"XUPERBHA"
WOOL BATTS
$3.50
Of the finest pine wool; in one solid
sheet, size 72 In. by 84 in. for full sized
comfort. Very best quality. Trice $;i.G0.
Also "Special" wool and cotton mixed
batt.
butt.
Same size and weight as all wool
Triced at J2.50 each.
OUTSIZE
SILK HOSE
This Is our best grade of all pure silk,
full fashioned "La Touraine" silk hose, iii
0utsl7.es. Doth black and brown, Just in.
Triced at tZ.HO pair,-Tax 5c.
NEW
Silk Umbrellas
Every JJesiird Simile
"For rain or shine," a pretty silk um
brella is a genulno necessity. As soon as
you've decided on your fall cosluint1. select
an umbrolla from this lot to match or
harmonize with it. Many pretty, new
Ivory and strap handles.
Trices U.(NI to $12.(10
Dress Material
Coatings Etc.
Arrive in Jiu; Time
Karly selection may be easily mado In dress materials,
coatings, skirtings, etc. enabling the dressmakers to get
an cat ,ly start.
('rope Toplln, anil Monte Carlo Crepe are two favored
silk materials for fall. In wiolens there are tricotinc.
.ergo, jersey, and numerous coating materials. I'laid and
t ripped wool skiHiuKS. Panne Velvet. 411 inches wide, and
Skiuitor's dress and lining satins.
, Trices are lower In nearly overy lino. J 2Z"X1
,:i f fill
the
Keen .Inst il Little Ahe;i(l
Style ! 'aleiitliif
Women of individual lasle will have
plentv of laiitiide for selection in apparel
this season. Though simple lines aro ac
cepted, there Is no fast rule for lb"
houeiie. which may he straight, riariug or
modified.
(lujits iire Li'iicr
In full and three quarter length, regu
lation or wiappy coals, straight lims
prevail. .
Simplicity or rut is often releied Willi
embroidery, trimming, bullous, etc. Nar
row belts aro seen set in sleeves aro fav
nreil, and the popular colors appear to bn
Navy, brown and black.
Suit.-
Have
Lenutli
riiree-(L)iiartei'
.Jackets
Conservative cut, straight line or gath-ered-in
at waist with narrow belts and
deep collars, buttoning high around neck.
Dress Lines Varied
A variety to suit all tastes Long
straight lines. t or youthful horizontal lines
are popular. Slightly longer dresses will
bo given prefeience this fall although fash
Ion lias sol no rules ill this regard.
.Minuses Fnl lew Xu Set Style
Although there Is more variety in the
blouse field this year than every before,
the slip-over blouse is a dominant favorile.
lielted models with saslies aie seen, while
sleeves show wide differences in length.
'he Fa
will be
Oxford
Oxfords will be equally as popular as
In season past, probably more so. Those
for fall are mostly of heavy calfskins in
iu both brown and black with stile lied
trimming. Hlack will be worn in prefer
em; lo brown.
1'iimps for evening wear will tie c.f kid
and black satin with high and junior Louis
heels.
President Harding has been pre
sented with a chair by certain pub
lishers who seem to think that the
chief executive needs something rest
ful at this time In his career.
Moomhme at fiftv
-' lo you teach nbser-
hearing and re
stroke of paraly,.
high.
Tile pi ire is to"
o -
Mayor Baker in going to mu the'
Idlers out of Portland. iMi't .-en I
I ho 111 lhi u:iv : f.-, u l.v.J
all we want right now.
hav,
It is a kindly thought, and -oi
which might Well be carried out ii
any town oil any day. Tln-ri i. mn
need of il now than there has bed
fur some time. The world is full o
dark am: pressing problems, and tin
children must bear their share of th
I mu nun, ii i m y n i nrj, nil1 (; in il le.-N .
I its cause.
Don't convert y
H silo just because
valley has the be-'
that grows.
What we need i
the next ten years.
A Woman has been stared ;d n!
i noviou-dv at I'eauville becau e sis
appcaiefi in a bathing suit with s k
coi n on ihe con jugs on. Wonder if they ha. 1 elm ks
I mark the changing times.
stomach nil
(iiamle Uoii'le
, Inspector
at inn "'"
; Toaebor "Yen "
Ins-Mi-mri "Then 1 will test the
ela s. Vuv. Children, shut ou eyes
and r-i! stjll " ( FnllowinK this thn
in. ji.'.-inr mole a slow whistling sort
:ol ii"i .e and tollowed with: "Now
Chililr. -n, what did I do'.")
! I'im :niu,o tiino there was no nnn-
i 1 1' , bill ultimately one ilitle hy
I'll ted out : " l smd teacher.'
Son:: bit', id the seas-ui are "When
i You !..,.!, Inio (be Kaco of a Mule("
and ' helntu Trei i lllues." Nev
er b' i( be ;,iinl Unit America has no
u i ("'i' :i !!" ei i,,t ion of the higher
things iu life.
Tryiu
mil bs
dollar ulual
Mus-t have it.
I Theie's a great
: prohibit ion enforci
the real trouble i
ileal of heat about seals in
nient, but as u.-ual d.tes it
the humiditv. ' ho fin,
; lo lind a new job every few
i . a K(od deal like i hanlni;
: row bti.it. The man who
most is usually I he fellow
ill talis oxerhoaul.
And Motuiay is cirrus ilat.
- n I
The Peasant Capitalist j
Senator France of Maryland. wV
ha bt'rll visiting Kllssta, take M
utanif in favr of n-rogniing th-1
Russian govrrnnn-nt, and has ralliei
a different point of. view fiom oiher.
who have jeeently brought rep.r's
fitnn that rhaotic country
He mam'ains that those at the iie.nl
of (hp S'-viet g'vernmrnt a-e "opeti
minded." He ay:
"The pivot of tin- whole (hmg ;
thiit -the revolution was nd directed
by tro-m ir anyore el,-.- on lines l-ctl
down beforehand or ever devised
to mrt th orcMsmn. I piot,-edrd on
n irre-i.stil)p roiiiv natumlly Ji
nn RValanche reaches the bottom of
the mountain valley by gravity.
"Before the revolution all Kusinn
land wm held in fee simple by v
ctar, nobility ami ;i" churih. On,i'
that rpRinie wa ovithiown the -!ind
became ownerlevS.
MA11 thf millions of the Russian
peasantry felt th.it the tim had c"m
to take posjae-inn n( XP tn(.y h ,,j
t :!-!. TY'i H.d.K.jviirJ r.M.m into onu
Welders of All Metals
TIIK l!i:ST IITKI)
IN KAST OKK(.ON
Cylinilor KfRiimllnj; ('i;inkli:if I lii'Kiiiiillng
I'istons, 1'islon Kittys, l'tslim l'ins
Ctrl and 'l'nii'turs of All Makes Ovet haiilt'd
Machine Work of AM KintU
Wa lire (iiiird tid nie.nrd by expert!
for the tiliove work
LEIGMTON'S WELDING
AND MACHINE WORKS
We have had Just one month, of
summer according to. the almanac.
There Isn't much to be nald for the
iualityt but there was surely plenty
of it
Juat aa eery attic has Us past ho
every cellar has Its futuio.
A contrlh finds the following in i
Kokomu, Ind. advertisement.
y5c Djorklss Talcum, 17c
(Limit 10 yards to the customer).
Marking time Is all right but to
got anywhere you have to step right
out, and keep stopping.
Re tmro you're wrong,
quit.
before you
Self-made men aie scarce, 'utit self
made fools are plentiful.
Garr's Carr's
Where Your Credit Is Good
Use It
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