La Grande evening observer., March 13, 1922, Image 8

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fUlATsTITS EVENING OHSETIVER
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A NATION-WIDE
t INSTITUTION
WORLD'S
LARGEST
CHAIN
DEPARTMENf
STORE
ORGANIZATION
BUYING
FOR OUR
312 STORES
ASSURES
LOWEST
PRICES
and Caps
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312 DEPARTMENT STORES
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La Grande, Oregon
PATTERSON'S '
PLATFORM
(Conlinurd from rage One.)
lap. - Somu uf them should bo abol
ished, others should bit coiisoliilat
cd. If elected I will ipresent to
the legislature a concrete, recom
mendation for the elimination of
for cvory dollar expended by the
Btato In tho tux payer's rlfiht, and
an the expense of Kovtlniment Is
ultimately borne by tlio consumer,
every citizen Is a tax payor, dirort-
supoTfluous bonnls nnd commissions ly or indirectly, I can and will
anil the consolidation of others that
will reduce expenses to the mini
mum with increased efficiency.
Klfjiil Economy HoiiKhl,
am the father of the Budget
den Is to retrench. Only Inst year
when fanners and business men
wero beins distressingly 'deUated
tho governor's salary was lncrenac1
from .ri(nUi4to J7500 per nnnum or
.... I.....1,C.. flffv nnr nimt 1 '
propose to stop the orRy of salary, "lw by liel 11.21 legislature
rl)(...4. shall Insist that tho sal-1 '"' 'W tho Kovernor to ro-aryt-U,.KOvernor
be reduced to i "'"'mend a commission budget n
tr., ,, iv ...inn... of MilllH "icssaKo. It Is my Vurposo to
the
economy that can bo offecte'l
by a rigid and intelligent npplica
tlon of the provisions of this law.
The cost of maintaining most of
the state Institutions is too high.
The state penitentiary Is a striking
example. With a state-owned farm
lo pruduco supplies, add tli In
state officials and employees bo re
vised downward to the pro-war ba
Bls. If elected I will request tho next
legislature to submit to the ucoplo
a constitutional amendment - pro
venting an increase In the salary
of any official of stato, county or
muiiicipiiiiiy i ii g i. , . '"i i mates to do thu work, both In the
which such ofUcer Is eluetei or Hp- ,.,, ,, 0I1 the r,iriI)i ,t , C()8t.
l'o'ntod. 'lug in excess of Thirty-nine dollars
Upon the governor rests tho re- per capita per month, which Is too
sponslblllty for Imprudent or ex- much for the tax payers to have to
travaganl appropriations of public 1 pay. Klnce September 3D, lfllG,
funds. Through tho Item veto; a ! tho cost of the maintenance of tho
practically unused power, ho alone i penitentiary has increased from
can eliminate any wasteful or Im-1 $15.03 per capita to :i!UI84 per
prudent Items of appropriation. If , capita or an Increase of over 250
elected I shall feel a personal re-! per cent. I Mill make u nersonal
sponsihlllty for every appropriation
of public funds, and will use the
power of tho Item veto to relieve
tho burden nf the tax payer.
Tho numerous boirds and com
missions of the slate have become
survey of evory money spending
Institution or department of the
state with a view of reducing the
number of employees to the re
quirements of necessity nnd placing
, in" oiiiiii i'-.i ui UHine relumed at
an Increasingly expensive burden to -point compatible with like employ
tho tax payer. In some Instances meat in private work. A dollar'
the work of these departments over, worth of service or merchandise
Parr's
stair's
Where YoubGedit Is Good
Uselt
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER
PRICES on Tires, Tuber?,
Gabriel Snubbers, Bumpers,
Spot Lights and Tire Chain.';,
Over stocked andj must move
tlien We want your repair
business on anv make'Of car.
Our Guarantee is what you
jieed onVour repair work
iTtMne of the Chevrolet and
- w' Nash.
BLUE MOUNTAIN GARAGE
AVERY HARRISON, PROPRIETOR
if
S'H.E'R.R'Y.'S
LAST DAY
WALLACE REID
IN
"The'Hell loggers"
A story of a land whero ' tlia vanquished goes
clown and) the game . of lifa ii played without
rules. ,i?
A romance of old and the wil&r West, and
flabUcjr men, End love-
U'lC WUca UeiA ia t$l ttuntviot rlo tfian
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Irom Our Buying Rower
It is a real treat to visit our store at this time and note the thrift economies that domi-
' nate each department. At every turn, a new evidence of the superiority of the J. C. Penney
. Co. merchandise and the low prices frequently prove to be littlejess than a revelation.
Klve you a kusliicss-llka iiilinliiistru-
lliin of stutc sffnlrs tbnl will point
tho way to economy In county nnrl
munlclpnl Kovornment.
Tlio otght or ten branch stnto of
fices In J'ortluud shuutil ho con
solldntnd under one roof, thereby
effecting a Huvinu In ri'iitnl anU nn
nddo'J public convenience. No pru
dent business mini would have the
several departments of his business
scattered us arc1 those uf the statu
In Portland.
State owned automobtlci now In
excess of two hundred should ho
reilucod In number nnd usod for
statu business only, not for pleasuro,
private business or by tho families
of state officials or employees.
Tlio present automobile license is
inadequate and unjust to tho own
ers of used cars. It Includes the'
properly tax as well as the license
and yet tho owner of uu uld ma
ctilno pays tho samo amount in
tho owner of a new machine of like
make. This tax should be equit
ably adjusted, I 'am opposed to
any Incrojse In the automobile li
cense fees or Knsolino tax.
Abolish Comiiiisslun,
Tho Public Service Commission
should bo abolished by repeal of
tho Public Utilities Act. A law
should be enacted providing for an
appointive commission to rerlso
utility rates.
I favor n system of public educa
tion efficiently and economically
administered. Our public aided edu
cational institutions should charge
non-iosidclit sludunts a tuition
equal to that required by Idmllar
Institutions in adjnlnluK states.
Any administration In Oiokou to
bo successful, must, In my opinion,
Klvo careful sympathetic consider
ation to tho Interests of (lie farm
ers. KanuiiiK Is our !banlc indus
try, and It Is a" well known fact
that unless tho farmer prospers, all
lines of business unil industry feel
the lil offoct. Tho orKiiulted farm
er is only dcmaudliiK fair und Just
treatment: this ho Is entitled to.
lleliiK a farmer I understand his
problems and realize that u proper
administration of the state govern
ment can be of assistance In hrinK
Im; about better conditions for ag
riculture. 'o-opernt ivn Market Injr.
1 believe u cooperative murket-
, Inc. Properly cu rled out It Is u
beuellt to both the producer and
the consumer.
i Kx-stvvire men should have pref
erence in till public employment.
I 1 am u firm believer in and
supporter of muni roads. All pri
mary, trunk or throiiKh roa,!s
should bo completed tills year.
Thereafter more than one million
dollars over and above bond and
road maintenance requirements will
be available each year from the re-i-iilpts
of gasoline tax and automo
bile licenses. Tills mony should be
used In Improving the more remote
country roa.-ls so the farmers who
are belpiim to pay for the main
highways may bo able to reach nnd
use them.
j I am opposed to Orientals con
ilrolllur. land In the .tate of Oregon
by ownership or le:ise.
In tho state legislature 1 intro
duced a memorial to congress, re
qucsUuK suhcommissiou of an
aniiuiliuent to the constitution of
the Pulled States di'iiylnir citizen
ship tu children born in the rniied
Stales of alien parents not entit
led to citizenship.
I approve the work heliiK dent
on the narcotic ell. The grow lb
of (tie poppy is subsidized in for
eign countries and Introduction of mwmmmmmmm
Its derlvstlxes Into thi.i couniry
heuld Im controlled by ntirnstlonsl demption provisions.
srrjnueiiienl, hirebf th goirrn
iM.lit ' uisv handl tk
ftrt iiiMUm-e; the quantity may
Big Aluminum Ware Value!
Unusual Money Saving Opportunity!
A
I. Ill Ill 'it
IM flt- ruceUter '
LUMINUM, without doubt,' makes the
most popular kitchen utensils. They
brighten up the kitchen so easy to
keep clean and shining! 'They are both
serviceable and sanitary because they do not
chip or rust.
Every housewife knows of the superiority of
Aluminum Ware and has a longing to some
day fully equip her kitchen with pots and
pans of this excellent ware.
Here is your opportunity to secure several different
large size Aluminum Ware Utensils, needed in evpry
home, at a price so low as to appeal to every thrifty
housewife. Your choice of the pieces illustrated at
per piece, only
98c
Just another torceful demonstration of the ability of the J. C. Penney Co., made pos
sible through its vast purchasing power for 312 stores, to effect real worth-while savings
for every household.
l Come prepared to carry home a complete assortment of these Aluminum Ware utcn
sjls. This offers you the biggeat 08c worth of value your money can possibly buy.
Silk Pongee .
Underwear
Camisoles, combinations, gowns
nnd stcpins of flue quality, na
tural .color pure silk pongee,
homstltcli,ud und o in b r o i 1 e r y
trimmed. Thu prices are most
attractive.
Japanese Crepe
Aprons
The season's newest novt'ltles
In lie-back stylo apron dresses.
In a variety of bright colors,
imartly tyled and triuimeil.
They are priced from J3.25 to
New Lace
Vestees
Vest and collar combinations
Jn i variety of pleasing styles
and dainty laces. White and
Kern, Prices range from 4!c
to $3.79.' ' ; :,.
Bedspreads
A new showing of pl.iln and
satin finish spreads at prices that
luako them truly tremendous
values. Prices from $2.19 to
f5.50.
For Spring Sewing
Lingerie Materials
In varKU Bhowlng of nainsooks, batiste, long cloths, dimi
tk's, Soisette, and tlno cambrics in white and flesh. Tho prices
'mean wortli-whllo savings to you.
Wo recommend "MeCull Printed Pattums" for all homo
sowIuk.
Women's Fine Silk Hose
Wonderful Values
For Growing Girls .
KID OXFORDS
$2.79 - $2.89
ICiiKlish lasts, with
kid leathers. For
showlni; aril truly
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su-e.
Ml
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V
ov wntkin;; liceis in black nnd brown
t and school wear tho oxfords in this
dcrful vuliics. , ,
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(Ml-:. S extra fine Silk Hose
1th 10-inch Bilk boot and
mercerized top; made of twelve
Htranil pure Ihrcad silk with four
thren.l heels and toes. We flsk
you ty compare these beTse witli
those sold elsewhere for a prlco so
low.
93c
This extra heavy pure thrfnd
Bilk Hose fur women has n 21-Inch
boot and fine mercerized lisle top:
mode of l,"i slrnnd pure thread sill;
wish four-thread heels and toes.
This huso has the weight and is an
exceptional value at
$1.49
Fresh New
Wash Waists
$1.69
Just 48 wnlRts in this showing nf wnMt wnista at this
price. Dulnty lawns and vollos In n vnrlt'ly of pleasing style1,
hnco mhroilery ami drawn work effects are. most pleasing
as trimming. Slxen. from 36 to 4il,
Children'
Dresses
98c
A diowlnn of wind quality
ty-back style Klnchani dresses,
white lawn trlniuud. Sires from
6 tu II years.
THK t.AHGKST C1IATX DKI'.VltTM UNT
STUKIi OnUAMZATlOX IX THK WOlUiU;
No mo-re tux- in ervry Mai. 4v"rt!cRl mni
free l.nnils should hr intd. Let stmd.ii ! uul r-r rfol
In the " l"'"ln bur Its Just III orrtiii rrtine that tttvr lid
l- for any other office, nnd that I will
In- u alt the power of my office to
f tl auwctl.T and faithfully enforce all
Ur pro- ui lar Im of the StaK' of Orecoll.
RAGS Wanted at The Observer
TO""Wo
thm t l..itW l.. ftii-Ul fivlr. "ouniiKf wli.,- nor w.i ... v' ... .v,...,r ,.. .... ,P
mi,n1 tir.-don. The U prv1i V.r , f leu.t a tn ft cent decreaW In
u ,-, Tax M'iifk. .puMtc t(t im tnwJi nmnVHute e.peiufiliire The way to re'
.Millions .1 dollars of public bonds ",0,lM (''"'' iU u--trench .Is to retrench.
have been Issued and are otirstand- '""'ccj.' ' I l is my purin to ((feet for
Inc in tlio Slate of orcson ami no , recci l i-.s dli'.t. niinnnc-1 the state the best possible business
.1.1. -UU. lie w ovislon has bei n made eil n mvln. ? ikiiumiml d.il-i orsaniratlou tor I'a i fficlent and
for their ti'ilrcnit'iit. The tate b,rs ir i-mli ",.f r.-, i, I. the ! economical ailminisiration. 1 !
should aulhorire no more bond l- state luil.Mt.il Accident Coninils-! not propose to bulRl up a polit.Oil
sues until a definite plan bus lin si,m by f. j barslnf! 0'iiie t'jrty em-machine. A .evidence of tood faith
adi'pte.l for rc.lecnitnu hoe now pla-e( and "speiMiui; up" those ' if elcclwl fiuvernor, I hereby pledge
uitlhoOt., AH folnr.i Is.-'., shou'-l n ialned. If 1 nm enti le 1 Bvv'rrfih kmhK of UrtwoaOluil I will
i-arrv Jilculiatc nnd nellnite Or" thl. mln..r of inr will m-evaillnel .. a c.llldi.l,-it" -f..""
lit tkr event of my election I
9i riti.kicr the fromlses- above set
ortji biiiif; contract between
the people of the state and myself.
e FIN E CANDY.
,'iiO candy foi fa.-telious people
chocol;s seldom equalled and ncvi-suiTsM.-d
mOc at Palace Con
fevtiuncry. 3-S-tf
will prevail 1 cot !
i.-iion oiicd c.t,
Highest 1'rici p:! for. clean, .large.
IE CLUB
I-a (li'irvjd.'s Tj':iii;i..r
Ainuscniit Pai-Inrs?
Sllii.krs; 1,V IJillianls
;ui.l Throe Ifyal low
inj,' Alloys
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