La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 27, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textg..f,,1,.r. 'Alntri.st 27, 1021. PACK FOtiK. LA GHANOE EVENING OBSERVER y i h Cbc Observer I'uhliulK'U diilly Hint weekly t fa UranrU'. (ifMKini, by (.a Unnida Kvuii- huiht: dknnis, minor Enteral at '' PiMiorrirw al Im tlrande, OrtKni, nk Neeund CIiibm Mall Matter. Ari'lnx nil coniunlcatioiia to TWh. OPKKV'Kli. Hlti Adinna Ave., La Or untie, or'Bm. CI 11 AM) COI'VI'tf OFflCIAIi On tal" in oIIht cities Oregon Hotel Newn Stand, Portland: Imparl! Nwn Stand, Portland; Muluuiuah Newa Bund, I'm Hand. II jr Currier. Pally, per month .. Iiaily, per three months ' ... , Daily, pvr ix nw, In advance Daily, single cuj.y . ..$2. 2f. t4.r.o 6c II v Mali Dully, per your In advance , wf B nn Daily, mix month tn advance ...3.0(t Dally, thn.'u inonhta la advance 1.&0 I ta 1 1 y, it mini i n - . H....vvu Weekly observer-Star, by mail. per y' In advance . J1.R0 ft;.MlIl-;K OK ASSOCIATE!) I'llKSS. The Anxncinted Pre flu 1b, erelulvly entitled (o f for publication of all news ft U'h i-rt credlLed to It or not ' otherwlHA credited In this p riper, anil lito the lot-nl news publlHhed therein. All rlfihln or ro-publication of special diKpntchoH here also are reHorved. Just Keep on Trying Don't get soured on the world be cause everything you have raised or handled has lost money) this year. Just keep on trying. There is not a business man, including the furnicr, not u professional man who can win every year. It is not wri 'ten that way. People in Union county do bettor along this line than inhabitants of tttost communities because they have a, rich valley and a lot of resources Ijchind them. il'"ut it is nut in the cards to always win. Tiie poker game of life is bound to hold some losing hands. This year is one of them. , Hut discouragement and sourness only depress one'.') self and his neigh hoi's. Tiie good ganiller and wo uro all gamblers is the fellow who can take his loss, wipe off the slate and begin laying' plans for the future. The t'ondon farmer enters H season with a lighli heart and a big acreage and nine years out of ten he sees his crops burn and blister until the word failure is writlen tin every ranch. He does not tuit hut tries it again un'il finally he catches i winning hand and uway he goes. The farmers of West ern Kansas are the same kind of chaps failure), after failure and then a bumper crop. Here in the (Irande Uonde it is dif ferent. We nearly-always have, saf ety, anil on top of that we very often have a great year.' 1','very business has its dull limes, thank you. Kunning a newspaper, for IN TIIE OLD HOME TOWN c.5 if! 'j if V,-t vjjmjno 4c Mm i $ WHvr be xi iVu ifV . . -n.n-r UFP Mil L'lMlt TTrtlP VVMtN HEP TifiJN utiJct-ii-w - . - COWS MOh-TlINC AND Nir.ST AUNT PHOEBE W1NSLOW fAC6 &$) GAVE1 THE VOUNO MAM 'A SEVERE ScolDNS. instance, has just S few troubles. Uul we can't junk the plant because u have a year on the wrong side of the ledger, no more than a farmer can junk his equipment because he can't meet his notes promptly. This grand old word is of ujis ati'l j and downs. When we're up we're up, and when we'ro down we're down, and when we're half way up we're neither up nor down. Just keep on trying. Just keep on trying. THE OFFICE CAT ny Junius Tin. wild illVCKlS Hid bliHt ho iiiiH-lii Ills lilY'u work UHiially Kt ijond (liviihMitls in tlin end. I)r. l!:trry Korlics Bays it Is tlmiRor- (iiis 1 o have? id. in i than snvuii lot- The 'Small Dairy Herd We have always been able to pic turo in our mind the great section of country around Union when the trans formation comes making it into a dairy countryi It U most ideally sit uated with good land and plenty fjl"""'H ' water on Hie liraln. Wo lalways impected that stulf was dau wuter. It's the home of alfalfa of good (.rilurt, seasons, of everything :that jierlain;1' to the milk strain of blooded cattle. ' 'rl"': SIII-N:- W ai ily 1 cl:iiiil)er Of late the people over there havcp-,, nln ,jZzy hi'iglii. been getting in line, for the coining. f Hie leather settee; day when milk cheeks in Union will1"1 11 iW('nl ! Is Kpotcen . Iio lite lug end in commerce lor .nai portion of the county. rt x l.aiimildly Him llelieue Alljllies I III) pnllsli A meeting has been called for t'i-1 , , , m.lk(1. a u.w small herd owner, the banker and; Fvhln pus ,s over tli'in the nrosnertive dairvmau to meet and' 'ii,liv.'Mnrii" "t ,, . . . I uilMirt ini; :l dull plow, talk things over. H is an important : W(,ai ,v , ,.,.,,,. dowu mretinj; very! iniW)rtaiit, ami tho ( l . A 1 1 I hand him server fools that Ibis K"' h'iinw will "'"!:'. start tfit prniri-ani which loo loiijr h:i-; f"' 1 ll ; Is .spoken. been delayoff in making Union an. I her territory the plaoe. for seionlil'ii- llauds that uraap lo miieh liohl . . . jlMit liltle. dniryniB. FUNERAL SERVICE Scrvirc, (lcicinliili(! iiirivliiiiidiKe and it llnn uii.U'lily modem and etiiiveiiienl eslalilislimenl do lid iilwavs slioiild (('line fii-sf. " i It. is an actual I'act tli.it tiie 'iiiatHcr ul' it i.-e i-i .Utiverned solely by ymir desires and aln'lity to imrelwise. "We serve all classes with that decree ui" filet inn which lirins renewed )iat ronac an ever wnlemm;- circle ol Iriends. W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. Funeral Directors and Embalmers FifUi & Spring Sts. Phone Main 59 i 'mi': nioMti.v MAKH.vr man I l''roni ilii) Warren, III., Sentinel Herald ) Harry ('rouse, residine. north of "Warren, was nvereome by Hie heat a few das ant. You should wear Mil Inn- a I ("iidei-snn or (lossard Ccr-i-l rold at Frank Jewell's USED CARS I! '..Ml i:mt 1!HS i:m:i l!tS 1!I7 i ;"''y Oveii.tiid $5oo.oo , "1-r $500.00 $575.(K) ",,,!:'" $700.00 l;'lirk ''''''ii:C $i.(K).G0 NlH,, l,,,k(.. Six $250.01) mith's Garac;e LA GRANDE, ORK. 1IOMK UltKW KfMM.lSHNKSS I lo:ih my li'l w ait iih I'm 'Iraiil lit ot In jitil, M" pol ton pay antl nissy And riipeil his li'l lajl. lh twirl -J liis ntmitsh whiskers And li:ipM'i( his Hipper fill Ami yet so . nueet and K titleless. How vnUl (hey run him in? Hiivo yini sheen my lj 1 Walrus, You'd know him hy hfs salt, j A sinnoiiM lolling motion, j A wriKriiins hfzhituto.. : I knovv simie eop t'u spy him And thonulit his dnnee loo crutle, And took li 1 1 n to (he hosow 1 Now wonhln't lhat he rude? And now I w:;nl toy walrus. lo losh my li' pel. ,1 ti one id ink i;r loayhe Iwo, ' V .is that ma do me forgot . f Sho if oll slier inv w ; 1 1 r 11 M . .In: hi ini; him hark to ine, i ll he Wiijiini; fur hint, uioistly, iih ni hi ins nrouml thish f ee P.M. riii.- .-ir n. kti wltal oernpation ili'i I lie :t nn if hoot liKers follow hfl i pt nil t to i tun nave t hem a i li;ti;ri !o -.u it a dishonest living? I NOV WE'LL ALL MOVE ' M-M0M 1 vT-Ai', t.l OOi IU Ft M.VIH ) I I'ietoriiil Review Patterns are priced at 20c, 30c and ,35c. none dbova 35c. There arc SCHOOL , So .n there will be the usual rush to hurry itient store. A NEW SEASON ! Urines forth Hie Advance Showing of Aunaipl fnr Men Women. MIknos ami Children. The authentic and interesting 181,I, ' lonablo apparel shown hero are the moat coniDti'io Hits store has collected for many seasons, and will be suie who take an Interest in themselves and realize tho Importance of being properly dressed at all times. , Urcsses. Suit and Skirts are pcrtmps holding the sway at picsent. However, there is a splendid bill Coats for such an early date. The Newest in dainty accessories and footwear await yoi r choosing too. " .1 ' j-, , u to attract Ihu wouiuii limited selection of DRESSES Dress linos this fall show sufficient variety to suit all tastes. Long straight lines to flatter stout figures and youthful horizontal Hues are equally popular. Equally as attrac tive styles are found in wooleu ma terial as in the silks. Slightly longer dresses will ho giv en preference, altlioiiKli Fashion has sot no definite rules in this regard. Silk embroidery . trimming domi nates, although many aro trimmed with beads. , Quite nil interesting selection awaits your inspection here, both tri silk and wool. I (IU to Wio.00 w il l 1 SUITS The new fall suits have three quar ter lenmh jackets of conservative cut, straight line or Kathor-in at to waist with narrow belts and deep col lars for buttoning high at the neck. Maiiv kinds of triiiiniing are used, m which euihioidery or buttons are most popular. 1 Tricotines. Itroadi-loths, Velours and l'ariet Twill are strong material favorites and plain dark colors take first place. Selections are quite varied here, even al this lime, and one can se lect wilh ease from a delightful as sortment. Prices start nt 3l and iangu up to J75.U0. New Stocks WOOLEN BLANKETS Many (lesinH and eolorinjTH tiiiike up a fine assortment of New Vool( Cotton mid Mixed lilnnketa. There IssaAvido dif ference in weinhu, Kizca. pat torns, and prices and quality i maintained In every one. .There are many of the fam oiin Orecon wool hlankets from THK OlilUiON CITY WOOLKN MIIjIjS Included In the afi.sorl inenlH,, aH well an our Wear well and Nafihnn Hlanketu of eotton and woolnap. 1'rhOK of pure wool blankets raiiKO from Jfi.75 to $10.00. Cotton BluiikeU from $2. GO to $3.75. Woolnap DIankcts from $3. G0 to J6.00. - . . . Jutrly Sliowing of MODEL HATS A viail IhroiiKli our Kpacious Millinery Department will please every woman at litis time. The earliest mil linery displays await your impoetiou and choosing Rinont; them and most prominent are the (iA(IK .MOUKi, HATS OF DISTINCTION' Visit this department now while all is new and fish. Black Silk Fringe 12 inches Wide Deep bilk fringe plays ii prominent part In dress making this season. Sashes with long silk fringo ends are quite the thing. We are showing a wide variety of fringes in all colors as well as black; and in all different widihs from 2 Inches to 12 inches. Pi ices are front 50c to 12.00 yiird. Koc window tonighj. or tomorrow. STOL'T WOMEN V'diir 'dresses and suits No lunger will we hear the cry from stout women that we "never have any largo enough." This season wo look special pains to cure Tor the wants of the large women and yesterday we received our first shipment of LADIKS' TAILOlvKl) SUITS In extra litrye sizes As fine Suits as any in our regular stocks beautirtilly finished and In very conservative models. The siz es range from 42Vi to 52i-j. Large, women will find unexcelled opportunities in selecting a suit now? . YOUNG MEN ! 'll' it's heeit HA li'l1 S( MIA KKN KM & - M WIS. With vim hiTore 'A We know It will he IIAIIT SCIIAWNKI! & MAIiX for you again Ihis year, point iswo just want to let you know they're here -the new mo. iris for fall. Same fino iillalily, fit and style and same giiaranlce as you've had for years J1AKT SClJAKi'NKK &. MAltX clothes. .Satisfaction or your money hack. Tho Constipation THERE IS NOTHING equal to Chamberlain's ' Tablets for constipation. When the proper dose is taken their action is so agreeable and to natural that you do not realize that it is the effect of a medicine. These tablets possess tonic proper--ties that aid in establishing a natural and regular action of the bowels. Chamberlain's Tablets have cured many casss of chronic constipation. 4-4- ! THE TELEPHONE is a Bcrvant always at command, thxt never tires; night or day, hot or cold, snow or rain, it is always ready to quickly, - cheaply and cheerfully perform tasks that otherwise require time, expense, exposure and in cases every day, by its celerity, it saves lives nd property of value almost beyond computation. Home Independent Telephone Co. VELTEX GASOLINE LUBRICATING OILS and GREASES "None Better" The fulliiw in;,' dealers will sell y.m the lliyh Test "VKIi'KX" Castiliiie'aiid Oils R. W. Leighton Clyde Kiddle Lindsey & Mires Highway Service Sta. L. C. Smith Union Motor Co. La Grande Imp. Co. W. H. Bohnenkamp In Cove rail I'm- it at V. I'.rashear's Store In I'liion t 1n linlilei- Oregon Trail Garage L. B. Kiddle C. G. Craver A. Page & Son Union Hdw. Co. 0. L. Squires Call for (he "Yellcx" pnnlurts liel'ore vmi fill. L am sure the results will please you. Grande Ronde Oil Co. Inc. T. R. MAXWELL, Mgr. Phone Main-120-3 Rings Plant at Island City ,-,,,,:,,4l