La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 21, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, Dfeemher Sf, 1021 PAOE FOUll LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Cbc Observer N IftUUI'lCNOfeNT N'-V SI'Al'Kll Published daily and weekly at La Grande, Ura'n, by L. Uranue EvtD In obierver t'uhllHhlntc Company. liitUCK DUNNlS, Editor ntered at the l'oHtorrice at I.n Oranda Oregon, an Second Clnas Mail'-Matter. Address all comuutcation to TUU OBijKHVKIi, 1116 Adama Av. L Grande. Oregon. CITY AAU COUNTY OWMJIAX I'AI'Kll IN THE OLD HOME Tawv On aale lu other elites Oregon Hotel News Btaml, i'ortland; Imperial N'fiwa Btand. Portland; Alulnowak Meva Biaon, roruiuu. My Cwrrier. oaiiy, per moiun Dallv. Der three month Daily, pur aix mo, in advance , uaiiy, BJUtfie copy . 11 y Mull Daily, per yeRr in advance Dally, six months In advance Dally, three mounts lu advance . . Dally, per month Weekly Observer-Star, fcy mall. M.RO 18.00 13. 0U per year In mtvruice M0 VKMIIUU OK ASMXJIVIJ lU12S8r I'ba Asauciitii irb )a ercluafvelv n titled to una for publication of all bewa dispatches credited to It or not Otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local now publlahcd therein. All rights of re-nubHeiitlon of special llapatrhea here alao are reserved. Bible Thought For Today IT SUrtELY WILL: Tie sure your tttrt will find you out. -Numbers 32: Zi&rae'' stupid stcwart came irrro -town T . TOrM-Y AND BOOUHT DIE LARGEST .. . ' ' ' BMR OF SOCKS HE COuUJ (IH0. TV - y i If you don't fuel thnt you nre'ablc to patronize the exclusive firm i' Turkey & Cranberry Sauce remember that the old -reliable' institution' of Conibeef & Cabbage and Porkshank & Beans are btill conducting popular price sale ' Cold weather will make 'cm roll up their socks qdicker than any threat's of arrest or going without dinner wid do it. A Pittsburgh, hotel presented the council in that city with a bill for ; $3,019.97 for.. .entertaining 'Marslri! Foch. He was. only in that city part j of one day and did not stay over night : so he must have had all the hotel had to K've. ....i I CITY HAIX AXIOM, What douA it profit a man to save the whole wortyl, t he doesn't get on the payroll? her, too, there will be plenty of peo ple, philanthropists and business men alike, to apply the same argument to the United States. ' Nation Backs Conference. "When the arms conference became n fccrtainty, concerted effort was mad-? by many representative organizations j toobtain and forward to the confer- j once a concensus of public opinion on i the subject. Churches, women's club I commercial and labor organizations I collcgcH and municipalities took up the I work of making public opinion tirticu- j late. Votes were taken and question-1 li aires Rent out. Tho answers were! compiled and sent on to Wa;shinpton. J The resolutions us .summarized and; presented expressed the sentiments of C,'5:i5, 1-1(1 persons from all parts of; the country and all phases of lif I find industry. All favored disarms-j mcnt. By far the greatest numbei , favored "co-operative limitation of , I arms, lelt with commence to tn? judgment of ti e arms delegation." Hero is a crystallization of public sentiment which may be accepted as representative. The Senate tan hard ly afford to disappoint the public by refusing its compliance and putting off once more the hope of peace to ward which all men are struggling. Historical FilmsT Even while the motion -picture drama is becoming more and more meaningless and built after one style, a different field of the movie art (s raid to be developing. According to .one critic the" number of-good short subjects is steadily incre:.siiuj. 'i'h$ pictures dealing with them are very well -done. One vast field for such short sub jects is that of history. A recent re lease imported from England is called "The ibttle of Jutland." It is histor ically nccuinte. Every maneuver ol that conflict is faithfully reproduced 3n miniuture. The movement of every ship is shown. i .Important events and the prominent parsons participating in them are reg ularly subjects for motion picture pho tography, and the public takes gen uine Interest in thorn. There are even people who will sit through a todiou , feature1 film for the pleasure of see ing these other pictures of real life. This tends to prove that what nuriy person have believed right along 4hat tho art and mechanical device" of tho motion pictuie ale very useful nnd have great possibilities for furth er extension. The whole outlay i; not to be lost end wasted just beeau. it few producers do not yet make the best use of thi'ir equipment. THE OFFICE CAT 1 Bj JUNIUS :11P of mending his ways until he finds that he is broke 7 The successful man, unlike tha poet is made, not born. When a garage advertises "Starting and lighting a specialty," it seems they ought to go into tho aeroplane business if they can start and light I. success fully. -What we can't understand is why men object to wearing knickerbotkcri Look what they did to New York. I'OME. Here lie's' the body of Ferdinand Klick; Who 'drank T. N. T. To get a kick. If the pen is mightier than the sword, why noi call an international I conference smiths.- for disarming the pen-1 Our SiOfo . v.-iniiow display will show'lj you X-mas articles of values un to S8. NEW LIN BOdK t STATION KRY Co ' l VI 12.in-3t ! li CANmVCANES. Pretty Candv C'Spes at 5c and 10c ! at the PaIace-JOqifotionery. ' , ! ' i--jy--4i'l ' " , . '. Antomubilu .Wreaths .,. ' Last for yeara. Entirely new nan- j kla ring v.ro.ith. .Call and see them. , Cherrya Florist's. 2-17-tf' HIS IDKA OF IT. "I don't have to go to the movie theatre to sec a one-reel comedy." "No?" "No indeed. All I got to go is just sit nd watch a fat ninii try to huid a game trout." People who dicker in secondThan(l! automobiles have all the. character istics of the old-fasiiioncd boys whs traded horses.' ' ,' REPORT SAYS " "PwUcr's llt.inc Hurried" " -. ' ' -Famil'v A war m a Visit . INS IJIJANCW Iwcl 1 ing $r(W.OO 1 Vt-Funiitin-c- Noiic. - A graphic slv (ia largo loss prcvcnlablo ata wighit cosr. Check OverYour Policies.. " ' WE SELL PROTECTION LA GRANDE INJSTMENT COMPANY ReiiaMe Ageuts for Reliable Insurar.rto ' Coi'ftp.'uiic3 ' .11.13 Adams Ave. ' Plione Main To2 . His Excellency, the Christmas tur key, is nlw ' begiiun to, worry dver; gutting the ax. J'(v';-t1r The following may prove of sit me . value to those who have spent many : weary hours trying !o figure their j taxes: First take your income, " i Add your wife's income, Divide by your eldest son's nge, Add your telephone number, ! Subtract your auto-license number, J (Arid your electric light bill, j Divide by the number of kilowatts Multiply by your, father's nge. Add number of gold fillings in teeth Add your hou:- number, Subtract wife's age (approviinate) Divide by tho number of munts you have, Add the number of under, Subtract the number of daughters. Multiply by the number of times you have gone up ih an airplane. ' Subtiact your best gold score, j Add a pinch of salt, And then go out and borrow tho ( money and pay the tax. j Why is it that a man never thinks Forgiveness of Debts. If the Unite-.! States guvenimenl does not call tin international econom ic congress to follow the present arm-: conference, it in repot ted that tin British Kovcrnmcnt will do so. More inlere?4ir'g still i; the proposal tha. j IJoyd Ceorire is said to inun-l layinj' before uch a congress It is the can eellatii ;i of war di'bts, with tlreat ' jiiitain Iwiself M-tting tho example. Hrit. iii. in a niag-.if icent "getuiv". j is to announce nr wininmav s to lor give all Iit own war oVhtnrs on con dition Hint tiny foigive theirs. This would mi aii raiin-lltng debts owed It- her by Kramv. Km ia, li.-lgiuin ard I other Allie:, amoiLiitig t ni.ne than two hiiliDh.. st. !mg. Ai pj sent rate ; of exchnnue that wmdrl nu an a sur ii'iulcr if w Iwft-h .s,i:o",iito,ootl ntnl $'.t,UtH(. (KMmhi. It w..v.l! be i-onditifm-t nl chiefly mi l-'ranc eaiin llimr nllii-1 deltls t.. hi-- .i pfi!.ii: s.nor.ouo.oo.J nod )-( f'firt !'int!!r . J.iiOO.uiiu.oo ' ! SJ.J..H,i.iit",Oorl ,,) C . ni.iii ? , Va a' io.. 1 I'nl I li ! t,. n:t'. nr.- , i. tp ! 1"i ', , th it iei. t i1-., un i-in!v(. i j UIKMl,. -'t 1 !! ;,. .iv, , ,:... j,.r ir.u I tieable .-;(.!, ;md tl .at U..- ii-t; ., I ot ni.-h Hehl i; the t lu. T o:tat-lt ' IeMTiing intu national hainmny an ! i H rc-tllll JMifM t' IV. mi. ll lIM!ir- i. ' Accoidmi: to p i .ml iiuth ah.-n i the I'-iite.l St. u . !ln- hi.:-.- t au-1 ; li. he-t i. m -h' . r- ; .11, i , ii-t t . j I'vVe.l to ni.ke nay -.i.-h sccrificr. The I ltritih are i-. ltin.r :e.i.Mtio about i-e- j ing thint.cf for what they owt- ;lu roii'itty, and apparently me nukiiig lilaiK In pay im ropiilly us they rati.! Such tt,ko, however, would pre-1 ripitate scru-u- ioni.ieiation of sun-1 ilar action in tl-.- country. If Hi itai ; lur.-rll foieg.ws the colU-otinn Pf su t war d.-jts, on the giound that tli y were incurred by war associates Si i A coinn:fi;i purp-; and that the leluor ea"-o! o:,v trv.n v itr -i;t mm- For Men Only (iiviAliiT iin. ol' those licautiVil, tl ali n I y per fiiine ti!et Kels, .7") to .tlO.LMlat the L&LDRUG GO. Sec tho Window 4 ' I ' ri ..ii. .i. Reduction in Prices The same material Vid thffame high-grade workmanship which yoihave always associated , with Exide Eatteries will continue to foature their construction. v) B. &. T. BATTERY STATION 1311 Washington Ave. NEW BROWN "LA FRANCE" SILK HOSE Store Open Until '8:30 p. m. J SATURDAY ONLY Ghristmas Gifts Found at the of Quality Are Quality Store When you receive a ChrlBtmas gift you invariably look to see where It came from So In your selections you should buy the gifts from shops of tha duality known reputation. Iliis store Is lull of useful suggestions for a man, womnii or child and our mark In any merchandise Is a credit to your Judgment I d a gratification to anyone. . ' BEAUTIFUL NEW SILK AND WOOL Hose Just In Time For Christmas !, To wear with oxfords now. These arrived by express lato yesterday and are suro not to last long. They are In brown and silver foxpure silk,, with Just enough wpol to .make thorn warm enough for wear with low shoes. They are In all sizes now. Priced ot $2.00 pair. ' 1 . 7 ; MEN'S ; ' Pure Linen HANDKERCHIEFS -35c .. FOR $1.00 Plain whifVjiemstitched hand kerchiefs forThtn and boys arc iriced very low , This is but ono example all pure lino nwith heSstitched edge. Can be worked omgiven as they are. Women, bny theer for eiftS buy I hem for your husband. Then are' values extraordinary at 35e each o- 2 for $100. Several Dozen ., All SUk TIES $1 00 -Fig u led and plain silks In all the! bright colorings and designs us well as tho most staple kttid, are found in this lot. They aro all on one rack, eaBy to find, easy to select. All price! at $1.00 each. ' BOSTON BAGS ' The Gift For Him " or Her-1 1 Here Is n gift for him or her that would bo most highly appreciated. The handiest of all hags for every imaginable purpose. Looks like a travel ing bag only much smaller. Solid leather, leather bound, sowed and riveted. In either block or brown. A Trunk, Bag, or Suitcase A Most Acceptable Gift What could please more than a traveling bag, a trunk or suit ease of genuine quality it is a gift that will last indefinitely. Our Rhoivinus -include every desirable kind of luggage bags and suit cases in blRck and brown, finest leather, some leather lined. Ward robe, steamer and travel trunks in the famous "BKLBKll" make. Very attractive prices, greatly varied, up to 00.00. T II TIIIS M 1,1 p s.Xl.l; I'.II NH'I'!.. .tm.,1 (lillr. lUlllM'S, !1V- t.Mi' Usltl :. t itp. we will i:ie IIik Kile 'inlll .Liu. I, l":'.'. "'O "n liin.V. sitk.ir, ."il,",', ir- H M:ij.lil p. r buI. $::.'j. l."i" t un,-; Sul. ir, ;I5";, it mi, .ill M.illl'', iM-r cul. S'J.IMI i am' 'Mit.ii', -H";, IT' I Miipl,', I',r Kill. SI. Ill (ill 1,1 111,1111 .li,pl,',fl jAimi nl c.uif ligiii' Mu(i, II,. I-1IK1 , TT ml.oo l ull giilluii taue Mii:,tr i.i-ii, "I I.U If ).ul brlr.g ,uir can or jug 'uu ao I lie to 20c. lit Vn.t Street I'KI'Kl.llSS ! III 1- U, ' acw gift 5' 1 ii (K i.u'lit lb," hmisrw llli'l lultm , Mil lilll'T s.-lc be .i s.m-.f.Ktniy as :i rc st,--ci, ,1 from rh . uKI rel S-il. Moil" ill III priiiu JjmI picture In trie skilled n ("i a Vlnistina-i uift is likclv t.i useful hul nr l'ieec of I'utlcrv Keen; Kiit!,-r Imc which we f confc iemiuiK cndejvnr to only ly i'io Iv si is behindVn li .it'ii l,- wli.h 1,-jrs the Ke, n Kuiter ii.nlenutL. lu.ir.y :;lll.l- live ileins suitable fr ;n tbi'. time afuri!s tm.is '-i mr. A STORE FULL ' , of USEFUL GIFTS at OREGON HARDWARE ffl IMPLEMENT CO- 5"' Pisp.mnt for Casli "WHAT HEAT WILL THE COAL i PRODUCE PER DOLLAR? ." ,, IS A BETTER QUESTION THAN - - -'.... . - "WHAT DOES IT COST PER TON" OWING TO CONTRACTING FOR A LARGE TONNAGE OF QUALITY COAL AT A REDUCED MINE PRICE, WE ARE DELIVERING ABSOLUTELY THE BEST GRADE OF COAL V AT;THE LOWEST PRIJE IN TOWN, A.BARGAIN COMBIN- xTION, NOT OFTEN SOUND. QUALITY AND WEIGHT GUARANTEED. PROMPT DELIVERY, LUMP COAL" $13.50. EGG STOVE COAL $13.00 , v WAN SrER Wood D. LYNCH CO. FEED STORAGE PACKING PHONE MAIN 10 ";"TT-' '"Y'KW J V: .-4 t mil