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PAGE MVR. l GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER TVidnv. ttV)W 28, 192f I 1.1 - '1 4 1 ini.ioi ini.km' nmwmi'ai'kii Published timly anil weekly t La Hllliri: DKNNis). h.n 'ur Btiturcrt at Hi or-j.n, i A.lti"sa a OIISKItY Kit. Ulaii.t.', fr-emi. UIT 1M) I.IM V (il ril'Ul I'M'l-.lt IN THE OI.I) HOMK TOWN 1 1 'ZZAm? i 1 1 asisjssfe SOME QUICK MOVGS WERE MADE BY THE OIECKEP CLUB , TODAY WHEN AUNT SARAH PEABODYS SOCIETY Fpi? THF suppression of Pipe smokihc marchfd n I . Tim lirilllibltlOlllHlK urn u...l the country to dry up, and Ilic coun try In anxious lor the prohibitionists lo ilry un. M DnyB are selling shorter, with the exception of I ho day boforu pay.day. STETSON J I ATS EDWl-X ('LAPP .SHOES . On .ill.- In oili.TfiH.-j.- - - r.-K'n H..1H News bliind. IN. Mian. I: I r I ... Btam. -..tlm.il, Mulli..n... 8lni.il. t'..rllrin.l. 81IIM llll-IH.V Htr V.nrrlvr. D.U.. p-r moi.ii, Only. l--r tt.r- n.i.-i.li.t Dally, p. r nix in... lu m.I.. Dally, single c.M.y III' M.i II Pally, -r year In h.iv.h.i Piilly, rue llioiltlu. In f,.Krt. Dally, Dir.... tiiunl.l l ..I, Imllv, p-.-r mom I. We.-lily I Hn-.-rv.-r H!,-ir hy mail p.-r y.-t.r In ...Iv-.i,,-. m ' All old lady, hearing n.nm say the ma Mb were very irregular. ul "Ii, was bo In my young days, no tru.l in' any of em." j Teacher Kvery dayo lircatho' oxygen. Willie, vh;l. do w breathe i lit nlKht? . Willie Nitrogen. i aii-:iii.i-:ii ot-' Tt-c A-....I.H. ntll.l.-.l I., nil' n.-w. ile.n-.t-l. .- Ultl.-rU-IK. t; at Ilu- ni.ii. t..-wa nuhllMh,.H iha. AM -lirlil -if re-r.ubllcatlon of special dl.i'-i-i-.. hers also are reserved" lATfcU 1-IIHSS. 'un la exclusively liulillcatlon of all r. .lllcil In It '1 In this pnper, and That 82-mile jrale aloiifr the coat had better not visit St. Helens or it will (ret pinched. Biblo .Thought For Today IF YE OBEY: If Ye will obey tiivr v.t... 1.. ,1,,.1 ....,1 i ! nnt. then ye shall bo a peculiar I rcas-l li,u"'r,t',(1 sentenced Monday, lire unto me above nil iople: for aU P,r,"V1' v, , hl', cl"? not fct ho,1 ' tlio eurl Ji In mino: and vn Hhnll iwtl " " u wac. A rill.sbuih mrtn li ctft horn pinrli- cd fur living will two wivim in iho'l Hiiiim hoiisf. AnV li.an u'lui im fi.n- IllH Oiinilirh lo L'C!t llWHV whh u il nut I ! like that Khould really lio left uu- iiiolotitt'd hy outside iiwlluoiiccH, j You liavr? nt doul t heard ut;nt' thu provrtia. 'b(:ar with a sore! hi-ad" but holicvi! uic a be-ar nlu't in1 it when It romes to a cat with a1 toothache. Vw! I guetw wo outfV lo know; our ofi'ico cat bud one the1 other day and still look II Ro a Kqutr-j rel that had been robbing tho gruin- erv. i How Much Was Your Last Suit of Clothes Worth? This question lias iiotliin;- In lu with tlie price vuu lit refers to wliat vou gut i'ov it. mill. Vou may be financially so fortunate that you don't care what you pay for clothes; but you're certainly unfortunate If you don't care what you get for the money. unto mo a kingdom of priests, und a holy nation. -UxodiiH 19:5,6. Harding and the Race Question Portland is triinminfr its school budget $,-o,()0. Don't know why for Portland makes her money mighty easily jind usually she does not cure for expense. The old staid city of The Dalles ir. Pi-i.l,l,.i,t iin,,l! I,,,-,..i. r....i, 'getting to ho a wild and woolv Intra. , , M . 4, , , , 'tno wuck complete down there: " "...v wunneu mini o unless some one is killed future staling his desire to see hlnv'Bht .'s pulled off. helped in the right but insisting that the color line must be drawn. ! a gun Frank Lonergan, who has served the Portland Kailway Light and Power in liecause he taikctl openly and spok-J a loifal capacity for mnny years, ha THE OFFICE CAT . By JUNTOS- Modern dress has one thing, at least, ill its favor. II has removed the incentive to putronUu burlesque shows. Also we reckon that les were con- What, you get for your money lu clothes depends on tho kind you get; who makes tlieni. Some ers can't afford to make poor clothes; they have sil. so high a standard of ciualily at whatever that any saving by cheap materials and low giude tailoring would bo too costly. That's the Kind of Clothes Hart, .Schafl'iier .Marx Make That's tho reasou. we sell them; that's tho reason you ougl l. t-o buy them. , . . Our clutliing business is growing there must be a reason. Overcoats $2-J.r( to S5H.,iO ' Suls :tl.0(l to (i.".00 mak-cost, sidored useful oelore they came bo regartled as ornamental. to The United SUJ'"S ballooulsts must have been actually yearning for trouble when they picked the Irish sea 13 fall into. That society or young church peo ple w:rh the motlo "Look up and nol down" must feel like some of the whiwi vaiaanataiB his mind iiomo of his nnnonenfs i "P a law rf ice for gem-nl ' lu u ' SKI-I- A ItATIIIMi SL IT . .practice so he has hung out his shin- T' l a lovely bathing suit, sc-it that he is fomenting race strife Kle. -'rank realized that to stay on It is, niit.lam. und trouble. Just the Cuntrarv. Prcsi- corporation work alone much loncer Hut u trlllo er- . dent lluhlimr is dointr what ev.-i-v mil, J"'oul.d. '" him as much a part n' Ah, niailani, a wonian wllbout longer Un f n trlllo or daring in design " " 1 IHfl hirr nine nim (Hit rnenlul i;i. i. 1 n.ti.t..i r:t, . ..... lie man should do -lie-honest with Ihojand street car service, to Portland a,j Of eouiso not. l'l lakv it. colored race, honest with the iintioii,"y coK '" fly wheel in the plant. He I ilu ii ...r,ri .....i ..n i . i " .... .....uiio man, ,, , .,.,,,.,, ,, mid honest with himself. It is those set-king the votes ul col ored people by misrepresenting facta lo tiiem who foment the trouble: il is hakim; i-owdkii nkws. Krielit ul thi lii... -lw the fioulht-rii polilician who has do- w-oinan is interested ij prices, whc'-i liauchetl t lie colored Ta.-e. in his desire Kllc i especially anxious to make so it is quite )i'oper Xor him to muk. the change. l'l. OOij babies naiiicd Warren Gamaliel Even if lli.be II ul Ii wei en V the Home linn King he would certuinlv be the I'l ini e of Whales. lo make it serve him who has brought (saving in her purchases, goods sold at 'T)"1 n,:i" lfi h'dheietl with pre-war prices surely make appeal. Jo ouut-es fur U,, errils much ci paiiy he can't work inlcht try eating onions. on what race strife there is today. uei tlie country nave more of Ilar l- -' ""'" i"i j.i cents same prife ing's openly expressed views. We 'rr''V(,r :!" v!, - is ' li'- "C " 'V-r Tgi..l.ld..w.i my ll.n sl 1 ol lie we -kniitvii n.l.-n. t .L-,l l..-....r,. nr.l u-.iv I,. ,11., ,...i ...... neeii uiciii on oincr questions, as well of baking powder which is being ns the race question. And It M;iy- .M Mil the ground freezes no thou I.Im-i ny an ine principal grocers through;-' lliein out with 'dynamite. There Is out the country. ' jnyi soiling, m Hie .ixplnsiiiii bows Die . The grocers of l.a Crande expect ijslnall one oil, of night,, and no dirt enjoy a splendid sale, on this bakin:- adliert-s lo the lilgones. Most of powder nccause, being a quality pro- I'eier's potatoes are sOl i t tie ,l,l(t '""I ""''I t a fair price, it points ground, however, as ho can t find Thoina's Edison, who has ncvcrnl tM0 w,1y ', economy for every hous--! any neighbor who Is willing to lend voi y good ideas outside of the iuven-,wir' this vicinily. This is especial-j him tlynainil-t to try a nt the ivlieme. tive line, has stated that civilization 'v lrllp "''"'' 'be nianiifactlli ers atlver-1 win rnuaiMo hi tne next lilty years. I" I1" x man 01 nigner- ;iie.ie liatli i liarins lo soolh" t';i When one sees the way some people l"'1'1"' blainls. Mivngc beast, but alinioiiy st-ein-t lo live, when we see the lax morals, the 1 b" a nrel.lv good cure f.n- I....I .. For Sale .Modern G-roum homo on corner lot with both btreels paved. I'lio tvU:c and ti)ri)i are both riht. Come in and investigate this properly If you want a j;ood lioiiidjn an exeulleu't location. VOUli I KAN'N ;iJP: VJ3AIJ If you're not acqualhtotl'Vith Iho undergiir ments wo sell, call and look over tho entire lot. l(io(t'r's, iSteiilieiL'-n and N'assar We believe, are I. ho finest mad'e in wool, wool mixed and cotton. Prices this season start at $1.75 and range upward to 7.50 a suit. NKW STOCKS IXTKU VYOYEX HOSI VAIY And introtliiciiig several new numbers, includ ing extra heavy quality, all pure silk at $1.25 pair, and heavy pure silk with Clox Ilrown Willi Creen Clox or mark with While Clox at $2.25 pair. Other Interwoven hese, the finest made, ranges from 25c to 75c pr. Money t on Fa k I 17 Ex tservicc men i plication lor Male we will help you. charge with you. o Loan rms ing to mako ap- ns come in and Wring your ditt- failurc to lonirer t-t.nsitli-r oliliealions. When a girl sayii ' - tho general extravagance, (lie lack of ''"' raro runs dry. desire to work, one feels like agree ing with Uncle Tom anil saying, Yet. it looks so, and at thai he may be light. Hut before v.e agree too strongly with the oltl electrical wizard let us consider a few things: First of all, no mailer what the test has been in the past. America has met it; then c.imes the uiidiitputable fact that Mr. Edison is getting quite old, and ohi age often brings a harping on one thing or another, and it might be thst he has chni.cn the collapse of civiliza tion as his l-.o'oby. The Observer is still betting or. Uncle Sam for a couple of hundred years yet, although I,. 1'. Smith of l,a Crandt- once saitl tlie future geograph ies studied by children a hund ti years hi nee will show a spot m lite North American ..uiliii.-nt anil Ihcre will be a foot-note at the bottom of the page stnlinsr that the spot wis once known as the I'nitetl States of America. Let's live while we live and not mourn too heavily f..r the future. She':, n great old country, the best the world lias ever known, and she has been good to Edison just as she has been good to all ef us. Judge Stephen A. Lowell of IVti- tllelon Is wonn-.i f.-r fc ir (inventor j Olctt nmy m-ci-pt a s.ihu id position j with tlie govi-tnin. nt and n-sirn a, chief exc'-ulive. It wrntM s.-i-ni th.-t Hie Jll.lge is unduly ahirimd. No en is giving any "inside" information bout the mailer. lose all or ils joy - al least she havo the pleasure or walking in full stoniaeh. . tin! il even ' Ilea i need noli furors. -led, a woman Is a bolter Insurance risk. She Is also a -router rii.lt, loo' - Inn l.-t Hint pass. Geo. H. Currey 100 Kim HI. Ilenl Batata I'honn ll-UOtll liiHiirnnco Bfv-i?-! .,t'V. ' t id: And now they'll have beer in slates Hint do not have bone-dry laws. This -will give n fine field of action f.w the pi ohil.il ion orator to enter such states with hi. ebl-tlinc sp.-c.-h which lis become moth e.tti-n fioiu tnn.-tion. The Priiii-e of al.--s is going make a lrit to In-iia and all we ask is; til'at It'' returns in time t. be (ires, cnt'nt the I't.ioii St.,k Show nevi June, for he is slated to bn prese'lt on that occasion. ' A census has t,-rn taken in Port l.nH a I it " f-niit.l th;t! :;.n.on ,nt . make that n't 'h'"' b"'. V h ' :i'n.l ll'.-Mt l-i 't'll.'.lll'O ' big cher i:rntr.s profiitiit v I' . .,. vl:e: I Hi't- I 1 ,?A.srfiiK - J "N ,,u rrx . ... : r.'v.yu 'fS. ' r. . .. A Message to the People of Oregon By Governor Olcott TT IS with pleasure I take the opportunity thus nfforded me to urge upon the people of the state the importance of rallying around Oregon industries by the purchase of Oregon products. Tlie prosperity of all of us is very closely linked with the prosperity of such industries. When Oregon people invest ih, Oregon industries by tlie simple method of buymg their products, they arc making nn investment wtich cannot halp but bring large returns to themsdU'es. I sincerely trust that this campaVn to educjrtte tha people of the state into the knowledge Btat the ptin hase of Oregon products me lirtler Oregon for rach and ever' meet villi rtcccas from the start , , , it pMI ' ' Copyright 19:1 Hrt SchalFncr & Man , ' J - Caar's Cerr?s Preferred Stock Coffee 10-25-tf ?abyVcolds arAioon nupped in the bud" witfkmt 'Tlosing" by use of f WpoRUB Oner If Millm Jan Uicd Yearly i i .Ins a greater an.) r one of us will ii it A Gopd Farm For Sale Jdfi arros in tho heart of thu vall'-y known an tlu; John Shaw farm one and a half miles 1 last from tho Iowa school house .limit two miles West from A heel, (iond, modern, up -to da ( boust. barns ami out buildinits; all fenced and rrtMH fenrAd; deep wells, with pump tuu plants; overy fool under rill ivaiduii and fut claKi Baud rldr WhereXYoiir Credit Is Good Use It ! COMPLETE HOME PURIMISHFR mi Cf-'ts mm V' AttdClTWI lK1l'tTllS OF e(ooN "OJ Onin Puitdlni. r.t-Vfco3 r.-l 1 lttn... a The: hImmiI tv o fnun (bin I s:tnio p,i il ic thin place, that ftlsn ha: ments, ntid $lf0 ppr aero nmnt will hiim and Mlk I o un ib a 'Te tra' l Mrs smui und rat tflntaiiuirld iho that i-An ro with : he v.Uiio price. gtHxi 1 Improve priroils ri;ht cayh pay I'uiiio iu It. r C. J. BLACK & CO. . .1 No-. ...... . --,..,.-.T,, -, ,' t , I ' i .i. (Realtor) NKVV FOl.FX RUHi, I s (iramtr Orcgou mm mm The Foundation of Good Dress GOOD TASTE In Arm, ,,. find Ils first expression In the proper Corset 1 t, harmony r slinplo, beautiful Hues nut! right proportion. W10n 0 discriminating tasto all over America wear 'La Caraille' Corset because they Rtvo ,Ile rorIe,.t silhotietlo and accent the nat ural beauty of the flsuro an nt. other Corsets can. There is a ' La t'itmillo" model that will tit you perfectly. Have a t.-lal filling and be eon vinceil. a complete line of new. models en hand. I'llOMJ kLM'K M Mrs. Rc.k.PaJtb.!i, COKSKTIKRE ltetdenre 1912 4th St. First block West of P. O, I
