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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1922)
1TX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAG-R THREE nffio dHpartnunit d.-nlimvl It 1m a ri'al piiNisure to heml th'.'ir small cruflH Into open water iw;ain. Although IiIh t'xpli'ttH aiV lit 1 1 known outside tlu i,irtieni Mft-hl-Knn country, the lake mail carrier reprcttoiHs one of the mofr romaii j t it figures tit tb country today. While workiTs in other pari of the j country are taHin kt iiiti of nil j the fldviuu HinenH oS irienre and in vention to aid them 1a (heir fcork. Mho carriers ar erfonniiiK thWr jd'.ily t.uk Just us It was hoiim car , rieii out fjft years n'io, fij;htJii; smi J Hie hay. tied Ubttiiist- the fonvs of (n.iture. Island near -the maintat'id reeeive I mail eni h day, where posniblo, while those in on remote are visited twice a week. With the clotte of lialj tlou the nmJl carrier bvomfc the t hief link tu lhi lives of the island folk with portions on the mainland. In the fall, before ice comes, tit'-' carriers deliver the Ir pmi-h by means of gasoline launches. With the coming of Varly waiter the mail carrier Is confronts! with his hard est tusk- of the year. A part of the distance over hia routt U fltlfd with slush and the remainder w'th solid ice. He equips hiu rowbout with runners, rows, through the flush, and dras the eruft when firm ieets encountered. Hours of hard toll often are1 require 1 to progress but a short distance and only men accustomed to such outdoor exor t lot is iic chosen for t he service. ( In midwinter, when the Ke be comes solid, ,over the entire route dot; or horse teams (ire . employed illl the mail delivery. With the breakup In tl.e spring the boat with runners again is brought Into ser vice, Later on tin' currier iidnrns to his gasoline launch, which is ; lists i until p:iKnenj;er steamers aj;aiu appear and take over the work. The mail carriers repeatedly risk their llvi i each winter to carry mall to those cut off from the mainland. pul'licnn nominatien of labor 'comnds- isioncr at the primaries May 10, sp-m jluduy in I.a Ciiande. He is on one of 'his regular trips through Eastern 1 Oregon and expressed himself wel pUased with business conditions it part of the state. Business in Otegon is en the incline und tlie out .loo' for the future is bright, ho tie 'claredi He said that be found conditions in l.u (riaiule and other towns in East ern Oregon good so fai as his official business was concerned, which i liagely that of inspecting scales, etc. IN THE LIES MACKINAW CITY, Mi-Mi., Apr. 31. Ai'tur a winter rr unusual luird hIUd, duo to Ice couiHUoim, timil cur tIpph who keep residents of onOyhiff IslntulH in touch with the "outbldu" art boKinuhiK to onjoy thoir hv.iK Iwat nips in th BtniitR or liikH. After nmntha of pushing their bonts through Blush ice or drying them like sleds over it none too firm, the rPi)r-BPnt.it,vp of tlie post Business Conditions Are Improving Somo He leaves this evening for Pendleton. &3 Win. A'. Dulxiel, deputy state sealer,) Uia-hest price paid for clean, larpe or Salem, and a eanuifiste for t. e sirod cotton raps nd E onmes a iins Tue.b;v. .Aj.ril 11. ICE BROKING PREST-G-LITE'S Double Message to Car Owners Here is a two-fisted batten offer to the owners and drivers of automobiles: Prcst-O-Lite's 1922 prices, The Great est Battery Values: Prest-O-Flates, the greatest advance in battery making. Either one singles out Prest-O-Lite from other batteries. Combined they make it a battery value without a rival. Money-Saving Figures Prest-O-Lite Batteries represent the greatest value in years. Consider that you can buy a regular Prest-O-Lite Battery for popular makes of light cars for $20.90 (trade-in price). 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For the life of a battery is in the plates. You never need a new bat tery unil the plates in your old s'o bad. As long as you have Jive plates, you have a battery. Doubly Guaranteed And every part of n Prest-O-Lite Battery is worthy, in material and workmanship, of Prest-0-Plate3. That is v.Jiy 87 leadins manufac turers specify Prest-O-Lite as original equipment, and "the list is growing." Every Prest-O-Lite is becked by the regular Prest-O-Lite guaranty, a definite obligation, plus a spirit that says the car owner must be pleased. Use PltEST-P-LlTE Service It is our business, as part of Prest-O-Lite Service, the oldest organized service to motorists, to cairy out this spirit; and to see that you get every bit of life out of a Prett-O-Lite Eattery. But, no matter what battery you have, use our Service Station. You will find our experts ready to help ycu pro long the life of your battery. No one here will tell you that you need a new batteryunt il youdo. Comearound today Roesch Motor Co. Successors to Hilton's Garage Phone Slain 761 (Jorncr Adams and Fir THE OLDEST SERVICE TO MOTORISTS Pull up where you see till ilctl J? tea- 4 1 . I M - i. rA Tl.'.1'; ',3., 1 and up ) VJjJSX9( i Headquarters for Prest-O-Lite's special battery for radio purposes When "No h Good Sometimes Isn't It Better At All Times? A groat many people have learned to eay "! " to tea or crtTee at noon and at night learn?d it ..t the cost of jumping nerves and disturbed digestion. Thousands of others who passed through that stage have learned to say "No" to tea and coffee all the time, and havs found a most satis factory "Yes" in Poaturn. Postum'3 full, rich flavor delights the taste and meets all the demands for a hot, mealtimo drink, and it contains no element that can harm anybody. Even little children may share in tha delights of a hot cup of Postum with any meal. Whether or not the thein in tea or the caffeine in coffee has begun to serve warnings on you, you can profit by the experience of others and by the information which any doctor can give you and find charm without hr.rm in Postum. Suppose yoU make the test for ten days, with well-made Postum, and compare the "feul" with your former experience with tea ar,d coffee. Your grocer Bells both forms of Postum: Instant Pn'jium (in tins) ma-ii iivit&ntly in the cup by the c:lai.''on cA bcii iriK water. Postum Cereal (in parUapes of larger tu!k, (or thoso who prefer to make the diink while Lhu rncl is bjir.g prepared) made by boiling fcr 20 minutcc. Postum for Health "T -e'e a Reason" Made by Postum Cer-S Co., Inc., Eattlc Crt : - ' Big Unloading ;f Shoe Sale New is the time to buy shoes for the children We have a liiff lot of 'hoys' and girls' good' s,olid leath er school shoes that yon can lni(y during this sale for just, aljout half price. They come in tan and black calfskin leathers , Sale Prices Sizes r-t,n 8, rfsl.'l") Sizes SK.to: 11, 1.9") Sizes 11 V- to 1, t2.4r Mig girls 2'j to (i, ip:Ur Get in early while we. have lots of good sizes. The Bootery LA GRANDE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE 206 Depot St. Phone Main 118 GR0VER SMITH, Manager THE TRUTH ABOUT HEALTH NUGGETS There is no mystery alnnit Health Nugget it is the result of en refill ex periments and a fixed ur'se. It originated out of a determination to find some method of producing a nrre healthful and better flavored breakfast f:'od than any yet produced. The high-t iiulity fwwsible was the sole guiding principle in every change of method till th' process was perfected. Only by considering qualiW regardless of cost could tlii food have leen produced. The result is that a new standard h.'is been establinlnil in tin: er al world a sub stantial achievement lias been aceompii-hed. Health Nuggets is as dii'fi rent a its ww r is ilistim-tive as much better as it is different., In flavor, 'wholesoiiK tu ss ml fii?.taUiiig power it is in a eJass lv itself., O r, 0 Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar Iinperator Toilet Paper, 1000 sheets, 2 for 2."e Old Mill :i for 2").! l-'ablcdown 10c Kellogg 's Shredded Kruinbles l")c ai) Camp's Hominy '.) for ii'2: diamond W Solid Pack T'inatoes Dry Herring, each " Fresh Kggs, 2dozeu : 'Ion Health Nmggels-Fer a Belter Br eaiiasf 0 o IOLM GROCER Quality and Service . FREE DELIVER? CALL MAIN 3 The Easier rabbit is one histTie figure that just can't be missing from the board Easter morn And Easter Hot Gross Buns are another Delicately fine in texture as the richest, ea.k.1, but so wholesome anil nutritions that the children can cat half a dozen apiece without fear. Advance orders lfor these buns are piling up, Better put in yours today. 30 cents per dbzen OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results 'or Easier OLD TIMER3 HAVE LEARNED TO DEPEND ON PATTISON BROS. FOR A SWIFT PREMIUM HAM FOR EASTER OTHERS ARE FINDING IT OUT They Weigh 8 to 12 lbs. PATTISON BROTHERS GR0CE Y Call Main 80 Let Us Serve You You will be pleased with the service we give you and with the quality of groceries we send you. We take as great care in filling your phono or ders as you would select yourself if you were to come to our kIitc in person. ' Our business has grown so in the last two months that, we have loiitul it, necessary to have morn help. Have secured thv services ,of HerlnMi I'attinoo, wln will lie phased' to wtv you. I G. Snodgrass 109 $4t fit. 19 frit, Tlfti So. no cijSuige for Dtivi;nr o 0 e o o o o o o o o o o 1 '.V 63 o o o t cv-t -W,- A .