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7 1022 PAGE FODTl 17K GRANIVE OTiRERVElf Che Observer IN THE OLD HOME TOWN ' TV'.iTnPSililV. Ani'll .) I g ..... ... , ,;, axsqx N f i i O i an i.mh;ii :mi;.m' m WHi'ArKit. FublUht-d daily and weekly at La Uraniiv, Ureftuii, hv J-,a Ummle bWe lun Obncti-r rublisMiiff Company, liKUCK DKNNltf, Kdttor. Entered at ttiu 4'omoiiili-e Ht La (Jrande, Oregon, as tiwuiid l'la Mail Matter. AddrcMt till conuuuiuc&tioufl to THi OBHi:nVi:K, WIG Adaui Ave., L . Urandu, orvnon. CITY AM) TOI M V Ofe'ViCIAI J I'AIMH. On iale In olhr cities Oregon Hotel New Bland, I'orllmifl; Imperial Nwwa Btand. Portland; Uultoumah Nawf I Stand, For warm. ", f itftf r ..." . Iff .. i : 1 . mill , .1 ufi nix I j II III I t- I - - I 1 l . l ii .11 ( ( JlPlM j I Ullbt'lttlTION HAT11 II y Crrier. Dnilv. tier month - Pally, pur thrue mouths Daily, pur atx mo.. Dally, alnKle copy $2.2 I in advance My Mull. Dally, per year, In udvsnce . ,. 5.00 Dally, ix month. In advance -.2.60 Daily, throe month, In advanca Dally. DtT inonui . Weekly Obttrver-Stfir, by nail, per year, In advance . -1.00 tllvtllii lt Of AfSO( iATi:i I'ltKftS. The Aasocitted J'ri-Ma la exclusively n titled to ue for publication of ai) fiews diHpatrhi-a credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper, nnd also the local newi published therein. AH rlRhts of ru-publlciitlon of special tflgpatches here also tire ri-Herved. Bible Thought- for Todaj 1 Vff .5AV. 1 THEYHt I rrvvn (Incorporated) 4 OMP k 7 i- UvC I: a: ; THE PASTE TIE (rt p MArC-C' TUfEW OtiT WACMT SOi.-r he thought- OME y rM Mr PUT HArD Clt'CP IN iT TUB GOLDEN 11ULE: Wlintso evcr yo would that man should do to you, do yo even so to them: for this in the luw und the prophets. Matt. 7:tH. Chinese Radio Service Lower Railroad Fare "What makes our (,Mr' run around no?" asks a neighboring editor. .Maybe they're out hunting for mother. There are two ways to cat fried What is said to be the longest com mercial radio telephone circuit in thel world has licen installed in China, with Bending and receiving sets . in chicken the society way and the right .. , , . ,. . way. Deflation in railroad fares has at-,''" anu ' 8elj . , , , Xived. The war tax has been abolish-, uro M "" l'10 "B"1'"' . KAfiKR TO-WATCH DEVELOl'. ! ,l n,1 f,,,o (,n mnn linnc hnve telephone lines that telephone subscrib-i , . , Et .. MKXTS. - been reduced somewhat. In addition s may put in calls in the usual way S"" to a geheral fare reduction some'lnrouKn "1! MU operator, mis op- ycill.3 ionKcr. uc is eager, no doubt, roads urn offcrimr snec ial summer era tor sends out the radio calls to the. to learn as much as possible from the rates for tourists, which will mako fl '"'H" cuy whl!re connection is made round trip ticket from cout to coast 'th the party called. Then the con cost only a little more than the onc-lvcrs,,til,n proceeds, way ticket has been costing in re-' The radio sets thus in use were sun- cent yenrs. , plied to the Chinese government by .Judging by the number of insur- This is a gratifying change. next great war. USUALLY. If a woman goes too far with a man she comes back alone. I)er- American firms. They have special ance propositions that are being of- , , , . i i i it t iiereu 10 ousiness men, it win soon Jng the war and immediately after, features adding to their usefulness by ,)(? pmiWe to jnsure ;Rnillst evcry. railroad fares were nlmost prohibitive-'insuring the greatest possible frco-jthing except the failure to make mon- ly high. Vacation trips which in- dom from interference both from at- ey- ' ' volved any railroad journey at all mospheric electricity and from other p backTaTTirarden on naner becamo too costly for the person with stations. The normal range, under while it can be done without the loss moderate income to take. What the' bad conditions, is 100 ni'les I La (!r;i mlu's (Jicatcst Jlcp't Store is Showing . 50 NEW SPRING COATS ... , ' . In a Special Consignment to hu On Sale ' ' Tomorrow' Only! This is by far the most Important coat event tills store has held this season, and will surely be appreciated oy every woman who nits neen wuiiiuk ior ner spriiiK lu. within lNi It Is a special consignment sent to us an approval and at very extraordinary prices they are coats w"' ' thd moderate prices that so many aro waiting for and thera are coats' of almost every desired shade. siie ami nia loriiu, ueineniuer inese aro nero ior lomorrow oniy su uo uero eany in mo uiuiumn w SfT I25.U0 and raiiBO up to IS0.00. i Sport GOATS From $25.00 up Of all the thliiKS that are charming for spring, sport coats nro by far tho most Interesting. Polo cloth, herringbones, camels hair and chinchilla, you will find all these represented in this special showing for tomorrow and you'll find them in e.'try desired style. You'll at least delight in seeing them and you may find just what you are looking for, so come early, i TISSUE UIXCillAM 1 This material was shown in onu of our windows during the past week. A shorn' summer fabric, crisp as organdy or lawn, in patterns and colorings that correspond to those of the Zephyr gini;lKims. I.i spite of the cold weather, this material lias already proven its popularity for the season. There are many attractive pat terns to select from. 7l f The Largest Individual Showing This Season This store is surely translat ing spring Into Ix-rms of mer chandise every display has about it tho new charm of a spring se.tsop. Never before at tile start of a season has such . comprehensive., and extensive showUig been available to La Grande women 'fiir'the' seftfetlbll of their; spring wardrobo. . ThiH spocLUtonslKnineiit of Indies' .coats is but another step Vv'koi'Pjiin.jiisty a bit abend In showing the now, foft o'i'ib JtVJf?. these eo.its Is an entire mew creation, -novejr iihuivu.. in'Tore. It ;ls our constant aim to be the first to dib.i . . play the , new in this city. . ..." L'ictorial Review Fashion Look Suniiiicr 1922 Showing the new long waiste'd blouse, boat shaped neck line, wrap around skirt, and - the sleeveless cape dress. On sale here today. I'jc. Xew Handbags Just InJ . Today we received a quantity of new leather handbags in the newest shapes nnd styles for the spring season. There nro black and brown leathers, also pat ent tooled and plain, and quite n va riety of shapes. They are priced from $3.00 to I1U.00. under 01 vn'uaiie lime and tnc exnausiion Af I. .1.1,,, .v.. . luiuuHvia inui4 iu iiinnu 11111 jaiiiiiii'ii. (.uuuitiuiiO) iciia je intu iiiuv ' ' fares was pretty well counterbalanced a gap of 1,000 miles couid be easily. HE WAS TOLD. Lv a fallinir off of travel. : bridged. , . A man "butted in" at a waiting line, , . . .1 . , ,, .. . , , . I before the railroad ticket window yea-! This summer, in spile of the:msti( This use of the radio, tel. phone s;telay am, ihe mcn who w,.re in ! months of business depression, there of particular value to China, where hurry glowered. "1 want a ticket fori unit I K : WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING ? .. OESERVER WANT AD -TRY AN THE OFFICE CAT By JUMIOI should be a wholesome revival of trav. j for some time regular telephone scr el in this country. There is beautiful vice has been greatly dUorgani.ed Oregon scenery ready for millions of and marauding bandits l,ave a habit Americans to enjoy. There 'are na- of appropriating opper wire from tionnl playgrounds and beautiful telephone lines in unprotected dis parks, maintained for tho benefit of tiicts. tho American public, which have been It is interesting that such a cir visitcd so far by a comparalivelV cuit shuuld be established and begin Kmnll part of the population. The operations in the Orient before an lowering of railroad passenger rate3 thing of the kind is actually effective should mark not only the good semo in this country. Apparently, however, of railroad management but tho bo- the need for such service is greater ginning of an era of increased trav-in China. cling among the groups of citizens o who must' count the cost rather care-1 fully before setting forth to see th- world and America first. . o Young Geese i Young girls who wish to avoid un pleasant experiences should not ac cept invitations from strangers for motor rides. Tho idea is old, but it ' bears repeating. . Three Michigan normal school girls have attained publicity lately na a re sult of accepting the offer of u strange young millionnaire and his male com panion to take them homo from a dame. Vinding themselves being car ried off into Ihe country Instead of toward home, one of the nii'ls jumped from the car and was scrimi.-dy hurt. (Ireat is tho re-ultant scandal and the oung plutocrat has be n haled into ( VI ' "iiuKing u to he the Honk ot an j ii i i , , auto hum. , couit. lie doubtless deserves punish- I inent as being directlv responsible for' We heard a La (Iriunle married the outcome of the ride, but the girls lna" yesterday that a wife niaki lM1 w,'r,; elor never ha. studying to bo teachers, end could plead neither extreme youth nor ir- iioratu-e of convention. They knew belter Hum to accept such an invita tion. In allowing themselves to be picked up on tho street they justified the opirion that they ir not mind ful of convention and would not re Kent familiarity. Within a few da's a similar epi sode occurred in New York City. These are not the first, nor will they he th; last events of their kind. Probably these jumping Ycnuses consider them selves heroines and models of virtue. On the contrary they give the impres sion of fresh young goose looking for trouble. The men in such eases should be pui.Mied. but the girlj deserve neither admiration nor sympathy. Boston,'1 said the man, and he put 50 cents under the window. "You can't go' to Boston for 50: cents," returned 'tile ticket seller. ' j "Well, then." asked the man, "where can I go for 50 cents?" j And each of the fourteen men in thnt waiting line told him. Blessed is the man who puts hU whole heart into his task, for at the end of the day his work will sing to him. " After a housewife on an allowance finds out thnt the roof won't fall .n j even if her accounts don't balance, she ; tfels along just as well as the regular , business man. I 1 A grouch hntes himself; he ought? to that makes it unanimous;- 1,e(;.(;o..my-llx;. When a bootlegger dies we presume he leaves a handsome bootlegacy. BltlGllT HOY, WILLIE. Will llays has taken charge of the movies, but he establishes his off ice j as far as possible from Hollywood. I H ANK THE CKAM.MAK. Wlio limoney talks, we don't care ; whether it says. "You and I," or "You I and mil," so long as it connects us up. j Nollring succeeds like the efforts of: a woman lo be disagreeable. ) ! . OnSSlUVEU WANT ADS GET RE SULTS. "lasM-fai &K....'.ry.o,;.Hi ' JU.-V.tl-.v'JI - 11 ;'a-v:-';.L---K.ji Evefy-tick of the clock may be made of value to you by depositing your funds in this bank and investing the surplus over your checking account requirements in high grade securities. We are prepared to give our customers expert advice as to the safety of proposed investments! . U-Z. : Of I TlttE deposits 1 1 LA CFIANDE NATIONAL? BANK LA OKANDti, GP,E, SOUND-RELIABLE- fKOGREBSIVE lIHEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE system ' ll is bucks to buckwheats, if (Inbri ,el siiould come down today, and blow his trumpet, that those who heard he sound would pay no heed what- a man forgot a lot of troubles a bach- Sanitary Tuftless Mattress, The World's Best Mattress Try one for 2 weeks at our expense. W.l - BOHNEHKAMP GO. Four Floors ol' Fine Furniture I '11 m ilt itftWijf 'il "BILL' HANSEN Ctmlr.M lur nod Uuilder Hi t-k. Mime, Tile and Com-reie Work ItrmiHletiim and R-nei;tl con Miirtini;. N. (oh too larue, none loo Mtuill. n w iit-( lino price. M.t ear experleiire. See mo heliiro you let our oiU. 1102 N. St. Ccr. N & fjtii BUDDY STEVENS of PENDLETON .vs.- KID SARP of LA GRANDE 10 ROUNDS 10 WKNlli LOUD vs. TIFF1NKV (i K'oiinds U ONI! U'OrNI) lHHlAX vs. CAliTKK I luHlluls 1 In mnking the Near Knst settle ments, Kurope discovers Avh'it Ameri can poultry breeders have always known. It's hard, o I'mit ) i.t;e t'f 'ilV't, '. EAT ' At the Brownie Lunch 217 Fia, St. Clydt Decious, Prop THOMPSON vs. IIOl.l.KNl'.ACll I lldUllll.- 1 Tickets on Sale at Herman's and at The Imperial Billiard Parlors STAR THEATRE Thursday, April 6th PRICES; Reserved Ringside $1.75; Gen. Admission $1.10, Children 55c Including War Tax ' VWEJIW',a t.vsw'' w'1!!"',1!!. I,i ,ft.t.fWW ' Stock Xo. 'u'.i AT S4.95 Unloading Shoe Sale IN FULL BLOOM The new brotrue, dark brown calfskin, jrnndycnr welt soles, with rubber heels for ycunt; men who know j;oi d styles. We have the same as aloe in oxfords. These shoes are jrood values at regular jirires f ".-"ill and .S.UO, l,ut durinjr tliis sale vmi can buy tliem for $4.9."), as lonir, as they last. See them in our windows. The Bootery ' LA. GRANDE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE 20C Depot St. . Phone Main 113 GBOVER SMITH, Mffnager ) HP"" o
