La Grande evening observer., May 27, 1922, Image 4

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Katurdnr. r.n- 27; W22
GroiaaEyTOirig Oftsemri m owe. cat
- I'tiblahed dwlly irticfr wk-ly at L
uranutt, ur((ni, by i.a Ura-nde Lro
lav Obrv-rvrr l'iih)itiln Company.
JUIUCH DKN.VJH, KdlUir.
BntartM at Hi Pot office at La Or an da.
Addreaa alt cmnmuntratlona to THlt
uhhi;kvkk, 141 AdtMi Aa La
oiiscmiTioiv ratbi.
Mr Carrier.
.1.!
UmIIjt, pur aix mo., in ad vane 4.6iM
t)al)y, ainKlt) C'MJy - , -
Oallr. oer month ,
Ually, per tlra inonllia
IM avfe,
On sal In other cltlea Oreiroo Hnttfl
Hew titan 4, I'ortland; luiiria,t Nawa
Stand, irtlnnd; Uultuuinab Nava
dtand, Portland,
Hfmiii:ii op AflHOCiATKD Pnrsi,
Ttitt Ai)fiOflutf(i I'rftMa la aiolualvlr
itltfd to onm for publication of all
art dJauatelj -cradittMl to It or not
Oihrwlnu nw.iltfd in tlila paper, and I
alio the irji'At nwi pubiiahed Uiereiu.
all rlKliM of i-ptitlla;ion of apvalal
4lpatcli!tf hero aio arc maarvad.
Sible Thought. For Toda
Mr Ala !!
Oat) jr. pr rear, in advanc
Daily, alx muni I) k, In advanc
Ually, throe uioriihA, lu advaac
Daily, pur month
Waeitly )barvr-Htar, by sail.
pr nr, in auvanra ...
TUK (IRKATKST VKTOTtY: Il
.91.90 thiii in slow to linger in ltt Lr thut.
""Ji'ifc tl' tiHKhly; and hi that ruli'th liix
l io I own spirit Hi a n he Hint laktth a it v
i an ' - I'rovei n m:. iz.
THE BEST INDICATION YET HEARD
il n,sL-M:l.'T. AW. mi mi un nnil I
TVVII.I, UK A SHOUT SI.'SON
Kirst Jji (iruude cili-'.cn: Where
are you going to spend the -uniintr?'
Second 1 .11 Crnmlo rilion: "If il
linn's n n Siimlay I'll go fishing."
.if a .uiik nl robot). v wore finally
cipiurod niter eluding the i. Hirer,,
for scleral days. All tlm supposed
.:irii. -iit ntM In cli.i trnln riililxT.v are
nuw under lKk ii in! k .
w.-.i. r.. oillllOLTIHIII, III lIl'INIl-
.imiIi; iiiMilldat,. for atliiincy lii-n-
.i;il, .is in Lu (irumlH Monday
inn o.ii.ii noyg urn kIvIiik roKtilfir
oh ii in- i-oiicHrtH iiiiU Hi.-li- iiiiihI.
.Iiov ii il'Tiilcil llnprovenifnt.
, ,.- .,...;. riontic .inn roniiinnv
i r u rn -1 out iiS'tuio f-ict (1f i;m,(.r'
lusi wi'k u-lili'h is u rei-ord run.
l.i (inniili' In oiin of tlip rw IflWllH
In Hi., north wust wIipi-b ImiIIiIIiik ni-
irmviiiiMtn rontlniii. ntBu niy diwiiii
ilio invvnli'iii bird tlnii-H.
I'ruf. J. A. Cliiinhlll, iiiilliiinl
lor iii iiiiii.iiiii f tho .n
ClMIKl.. SI-IIOOlK, IliiH nCI-ltld
.liiil.ar .iltiiin In linker city.
in in. nomiwoxt p.(it of firandi'
Kon.lu v.ilicy tlUMc him Iwn con
Hldi-riilili' dnninsK- to wheat liiy win
wnriiiii. .fiinin uiMds hnvn h... n (.n-
in-i.-y ".iiuiii-ii and oi lii'rM ininlally
Whe'fi:All Roads From
School Lead Home--
Miss Student Renews Her Acquaintance with . '
"West's" Fashions and "West's" Values
Wlimi minmiT vocation frH nnn'it mind of books anil cIiirbpii, what
rnuld bo more intuinl than one's thounhtifiilioiili) lltshily turn to IboiiKht"
of idotbeH or of pretty, muterlalfl for their mnkinje.
At thin ilm therit nre a great many new tlilngfl for tho slrl Just
. borne from nchnul In all the departments of tba mora tba newness of
fiuniiner jiarinentH, muierinln or areesiinrleri 8 iiufte prevalent.
After lisfeniiiK- to the speeches iiiade liy men wlm
know wlwt tliev are tiilkin alxint at the liivestoek assit
eialimi ineetiiiL'- in Knteriirise, there is no longer n dould
hut that tlie (altl.e laisiiiess is fiiiii'' ri j(er neiter. u lien :i mn' u-quest
man with the experience and llui cattle possessed I
II. Itixliv, liresldelit i tll(
association, savs now is the tune to liolu il von are in Iheiof thm Ktump ever said "Shoot nmi
tcame, and' f vou are not. in the frame i(w is the time 1o, bu "nl' "); Hat unlay Kv,.;,
,r i. ,i. i i i i i i e i- ! mir I ot hero sa "It s a ilii-hi'.l ioli:
fjet ill , it lias a meaning liackeil ly knowleilfrc o eomli- ni(fhl..
tjiiiis. .K e m e nilicr Admiral
Mr. l!i.lir sees a cattle
DASH AM) HAMN
"Shoot and lie i-urve-l," a lio'-ton a,
man In saiu- to haw replied to a iin
to ''throw uo ou.
)' I 1'C'I m,"u- ' nH Illieillie.l Vl.'lini lliea
, , . . . . , i itraiuieii inn nail m.m nv me tlimal
inn i iiiiiixiiiii inn- J and held him for the indiec.
In mo-I easeti tlm field, Illlvo ,.B.,
.. ..... ... ,,ie pnnpeelH lor rniKl
(.-.i.iil willl a probable iIIkhK.m.
taL'e l)i:il Ilia t;r:iin u.nl i ..... '
r- n.., Mu u nine
lllliv-'ll III l-i:'lliiif.
nil- nanu .lava of lb,, pant week1
Have sent Die l!i':.iwl.. Ii. ....... ....
v ill' i er
0 lllill I,,..,,,,! ... ..,,,1 ,, ........ '
" ' "11 1ILI1M IIHilllll-
r.il-i. will result lii ii general over.
I'lnw.
amine
I-'ari-arut ?
"tliimit thn l...-.il....u
ill iwo xeiirs in uiei .V,,," ' ,' : , , , .
l.'niteii States ami lii1 speaks from figures and averages-a Kood, healthy iamn we 'm.iriit to b:-eo-erintr
the past, lie sees lietler niiirkctin"; i- ml il i ns, ? wny, tenderly wnippid in pink
wooii i f , i.iil,.!
Cbc BookiDoian
and th;'S(i will lie hroiiffht. In- his efforts nloiiff witlrothei
large pj'oirui'ers. lie sees a closer communion of interests
lietween grower and pucker, a thing which must come in
jiiriler to perpetuate the industr.v I le sees lahoring men
going to work and then-hy seen a mai keli for t'he meat, for
lahoring people cannot work without mear. lie sees
; Hoys' Hooks.
Tl,...n , ...... .
""-i ...in muscles in n
- . : uo s niMiy imi not u one to keep him
iiiiiiiiie roiiipien-:uii. mat inc lonur school vnci
SWEATERS
Of Pure Silk or Wool
I'm He silk Sweaters In plain
and fancy weave have tuxedo
collars and fronts, narrow,
plain or ;brnlded girdles and
pockets. Also alipon sly lea
with narrow belts, l'rlees are
' from J8.no to II'.O.OD.
Wool sweaters are In a
great variety of stylt-s and
conililned colors tbat aro sult
nblo ror wear with nport sklrtn
or while skirts. They range In
price from 5.r,l) up in (lil.nii
anil ,1rn In misses and women's
sizes. - ,
OUTINO
APPAREL
The girl who plans to spend
lots of her vacation time out
,of doors will delight la know
ing tbat she can find suitable
attire bera for groUIni;. biking,
cainplnir, rldlnr, motorlnir, etc.
Two -piece suits are of tweed
corduroy, kbakl or wool, con
sisting of kolcliers and coat,
shirt or middy.
Many other .accessories are
for wear with these suits or
separately such 'as 'lexxlofs,
puttees, 'bats of. Bull materials,,
boots, frnlf sox, etc. .
All rariuenU) may be bad
separately.
This store Is headquarters
for women's outing apparel.
('hicatfo News: I
lions often resemble small !ui.v.v--they 1 lion is at hand the Past weet- hiw i,r.,
! don't wash. lohstiveil in main nlaces thi-nmrhn,.!
- 1 1 he United States as Hoys' Week,"
SAI-'IC. (iaii:i atlention to wholesome nvii-
liuston Ti-nnsi-ript: While an Knur-' nues for his iictivities nnd inunui.
MM-f.Mlnt.-itt of tlm mil ion wide.i.Hri.iHianila aiiainsf eat imi ,s". "'";" was " '")'""""!' v, ,y '"'' .P""tw f his i.lie
... , , p 'i 4 i i i I il"1' WM" i"'r'uiteu iiy a man snuui time is spent in i-eadinff. If he cm
Jlieat, tile ahollslinilillf ill the War teaching which lirgedjine;: "Are you (:oinK lotax my food? I nA ,i:,j thl. "wholesomely perilous"
rneat'less davs and siilistihites. All these have hurt tliei'A'' '"u " 1,1 Lt n,y " ;t'y he'ii ,vour the Nick Carter
industrv iiiinaeHsunil.lv. hut thev are l.reakimr down i '"',u' ' tn" mch the chief Boy Scout J.ii,.
. ' . . . . . ... H . . "ui:
Pretty New Silk Hose
Have Hand Embroideried Clox
Black, Grey, White i.
Sure to meet wltu the approval of tbe miss Just home from
sV liool, For wear with sport tops. They are good finality pure
silk hose with i'i-inforced toe, beel anil soles and' garter tops.
. Thero aro black clox on the grey aud white and whlto cln
011 the black. In all sizes now. l'rlced $2.00 pjir.
nnd soon the man- who owns a herd' of cattle will he hack
where lie used to le--a man with a. gdi'd credit ami doing
n gileat part in the g'eneral seheine of life.
' : 0 ; :
COMMENCEMENT.
The glud tiniejof the' year when the girl graduate
dressed in while wit h the t'timmeiicemeiit time perfume is
nthand: when hovKclad in vwivoiitioiml Mack sit modestly
t la i in ll says is enuivulenr to l.lnuiln-.
LiiiMie' ut his brains, for such stories dm
I not heln in iii.vi.lnniii hi.. !..:i '
I ...... - v.....' (i.-. inii.iui.ive,
', . 1 iLsouri-efulniss, imagination, or:
ll tiiKes a miy-nty inii-K-neirien ici-' kliowledire.
"Oh, stop your liraying;
will never be taxed."
low to butt in ami get away w-ilh it-
a well-known lllill
ies, has this, t-
world anil not WSij
are stoiies anil
j William Meyliger,
, writer of buys' storie
WIII-N ON K ( I. U M A1)JI ST1-: ! say to the American Hoy:
l-Ai.Mr.ii. . "Somewhere in the
juiiitc: wui in w.vomiui; a train, very far off there are stoiies ami
jinn over the cow of a Swede t aimer ; , ,lllt w mran tl) you al( th.
! named Die uieson. me einim niijusi-,liffp.pm.e between Success and Fail-
i.i- went (lilt (o the house of Oil to lul l ..... Hill .. .i
on the stage and heat- the oft told, stories ff men who inakc.just the claim likeiv to lie mu le by oiej m.uK, lhl, mnt lh.lt won a (.'losi, KU111B
qooi : who isten with mteil hreath as the nresnleiit ol the: lm' u,'"ss "' u,t l".w- U'm- i'iri' h'-i i"k on South Am
" ,i. ... i i. -s....Avr.'i. .i... i... '...:.i. i.K I "ell, Air. Dleson, shi
(Incorporated)
school hoard gives-olif the diplomas; w1w witli tremhlin
liiirti nmrehes to the front to receive the eongral illations
of relatives and J'rieilds;iiiul hear the applause from the
audience. : .'".;
Yles, they are gvet.l;i.in(ts. g v; .: ; ,
claim . criciin travel and became the head
' . of one of the Invest exportini; Iiouk-
UNION'S ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE.
The dates for the I'liion Live Slock show show
up soon and it is. then that our neiglihoring eily will open
wide the homes, the hotel and the entire eonmiunitA' to the
outsiders whom they invite to 1 ine nnd take part" in a
show which with a small start has grown to he one of the
verv hiir things of its kind in the nation.
I'liion's s'liow runs now with ils'owu momentum.
uM Hi.
adjuster, "I came out to si
about your cow nem;; kiiicu 1111 oui ; ea in till, ,.,im,tr.v. ,lu.k London sat
track. What tire you cxpcrtiiiK to ilol,wll to ,,.,; what some on had said
about it . about a picture of oyster pirates
Veil, Hani wie stimuli,
I ban j
poor man, tin' I cannot 110 mm-n ne
I'liuse I ban so poor, lull I will try to
pay you "."
Just Arrived
A NEW FLAPPER
' J' . PUMP 1
of Grey Suede and
Black Patent
Combined
Mjide on tbe lines of the
original patent flwpper pump
'with low, broad heel, wide
lustep strap and buckle, Tbe
vaihp Is of black patent the
sirup anil quarter are of Krey
suede.
Tills Is our very newest ar
rival In tbe ladles' shoe tt-e-parlinent.
l'rlced ot JO. OH.
' Sale of Coats and
Suits Now Going On
Big Reductions!
Some people uevvr Jiiy)' ' 'nnylhiiut
for a rainy ilny exi-eptiihe unibrclln
they borrowed I he lost tiincjt rained..
"There's a new feeling of freedom
in Ibe land." That eoilies of (rt'llini;
I mil of out- form-fitlint; lii-avy ones.
I Kvcn the mil. lest of hii-humls is a
j. 'little peeved when be finds IVminini
' ' I rn.ui. .in bis ..un iiiiv.'i'e hunk in
needs onlv the guidance of friend I v hands and the wisdoin'tiu. closet.
of those who1 love.it. Hut. there was a time when it was
not a ease ol contract wVrk on t lie grounds, hut ji ease
of everyone get in and do it The show'has grown far pasl
that stage. Hut is it any 'wonder that I'liion loves her
stock show J She made it with her io'wm hands it is her
eliild. whv should she not love it? : '
and excitment of whale fishing.
"Hiprh Benton," by llvylivrer. flow
a boy wanted to quit school, but stuck
it out und made good.
"Three Musketeers," by Dumas.
"All for ont one for ull" was the
slogan of those during soldiers. The?
book is even better than the great
movie of the same name.
."Young Trailers," by Altsheler.
Story of Henry Ware and pioneer days
hi Kentucky.
A man seldom reilli'.es be has ta'-i
I en a better half until to" l.i'e
Some deals are pill tblough prompt -Iv;
some by congress.
Law.
Is this becoming a nation of law
breakers? lis public opinion swinging
round to the point where being found
out is the one great crime?
When one considers the hooz.0 lt
ualion and the reckless driving situa
tion, it looks sometimes as if titis
were so. A wiiter in a current mag
azine sas Unit the habit of theft is
increasing in an cxtrunrdinn :y man
ner. For oil years Wall Street was
keeping the law as fashionable
bieakiug it has come to be.
Teacher What is the Older of the
Hath?
"'' Johnny Well, Harry comes firsl,
j then nic, then Willie, and Itn-n the
baby.
iiitl, became one of the best known
wi iters of the dny. Hubert K. Peary
cxploied a basement bookr.bop-r-Hind
found tlie, North I'ole. ilit s a frn'at
leniul , -o far.; What arc ,yoii going
lo add? The answer lies in what you
read.'
Use these lists when you buy books
or borrow them at, the Library:
"Adventures of Tom Sawyer," by
Twain. ' I.' '. Life "f Mark Twain,"
i by I'aiii.-, u lh of many of the haunts
jof Ton'. :'.i.. ;'r und Illicit Finn.
I "Ala.-.kn" Man's ll.uck," by Itut-.e.
beck. He beats his way north and we
follow bin, through logging and min- p,.,1 -"aaeball
,iog camps and prison until he f,n- r at ut
'ally ,..ves up Ins hme,Um.l. for
I, ll"n'"l'V ""' "y , ' T"' the local team who were playing tba
l.y ..scapes from pirates and "i ,.,,. h m. The final
. iitiK a ventun's anions the Dutrh ut I ' , . p
.. . , h irtrorn was i to 1 In f.ivor of Per-
i "Hlacl: A, row" bv Stevenson. Al'- "V f1"6 b P'e I
lurv of an outlaw hand in Kngland'. h"e next Sunday. Perry Is start
bv ,he anlhor of "Treasure Island." I ' ' ' " s"e, lla lot
11 U .,.L- nf !fifitifn muli 1,111 "P''-'i piaji-u
SHIP TEAM IS
LI
A nuaiher of friends gathered at Jack Butler, who has been con
the home or Mr. and Mrs. Fredjfued to his home as a result of
Uraden Friday eveulug in honor of having Injured , his arm some time
DSEEITD PERHY
A pnpor wliioh pitlillHln-R "vovy
day u r'w little riirlnuH sIhiiIh tiiKlt1!
Ihf hi'tutiuR. "Whuiiu ya kim'?" Iiitl
thin thf nthtr tlay: "Saw a mail
HurrmiiitliHl Uy m'vi-ii woiihmi, oiv. t
Y(Hinril"P -That kid nf miiU'1
WaVs icniitids inn nf pnlitiis.
WijrwiiK Pi.litit-s? Mow do
mean ?
i Yuuutrpop ! It's so hai'il tii V
whom wuh ftu'tllnK him Hanilwli hcs ' dean
wlilh hn repaired n piiuctui'Mti lln'j
nf nil iiutomnblle." TIiIh hoi'Mia Hkt- f
it iioifictly normal act. If the' mv-
woMH'ii luid htiMi oattnt: nun. I.
tUv to trust its mi'SM'nK-fl.e'r Wiri.H ijutl Hot fcpilliiK any to tlir
honesty had hct-orr.i' a trmlHinti. In (;oo, Samaiitait. it nilKht huv,. b- u
the lust f'v yours tln-fts of straritic bjiTt tt 1 lakni up hv tho
and money thmutrh this sourre havn ,llnft SnHety.
reiu'htMl un ularniin total. Tho Wiit-I
p.r, who Hays thi'fts in this iouiUr ; 0 "
Just Thirty Tiears
Ago in the Grande
Ronde Valley
"llo
Consti-uction." by loigan. An up-to-date
book with plans and descriptions
of many modern inventions.
Hoy's Life of .Abraham Lincoln,"
by Xi'.'ol.i.v.
i.!!CW tiitin
frirnds
'Hoy's' Life of Theodore Roosevelt,"
by Hiigcdiirn. Told by one who knew
him well.
'Taiiinim' and Woodcraft," by Kep-
bail Secret. of woodcraft by one!
who Uni'v.
lb" sllbiivt
! in
A f.i-.
A slight error waB made recently
In these columns. Tbe correct ar
ticle should read: Misses Jessie and
r:thel Murray and Jack Butler and
He had few books but I ''nines i..-..h. ni.i..i "ii- nu""
will They were his! dinner at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs.
ruins iiiinieu eini'-ni.i mem.
School closed in Perry on Wed
nesday and a picnic was held la
live, grove below llllgard on (he
closing day. Ill aiUlitloil to I tin
school children. Kev. Jones and bis
One of tbe bst noons on ...O.II.V - v . .... u.vm .'..
viis siieut in playing games and
se of the Cachclot," by Hullen. flsliing lifter which ttio parents serv-
natiiig n.-cmint of the tbini'or- e.i n neiicions iiin.-ueuii.
their birthday. The surprise was
complete after a pleasant social
evening ice cream and cake were
served.
Bert Colwell has resigned from
the firande Ronde Lumber company
and la rxpectlig ta leave perry
about the first of June, acccmp-Mi-led
by his faiully. He baa not yet
decided where to locate.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Phillips and
family, of Island City, w-rre visit.
Ing friends and relatives here Sun
day. Mr. ftud Mrs. I.owler were pas.
seiigers oa No. 24 Weduesday laorn
lug bouua for La (iraud where
tbey speut the diiy 61 busluie.
back while working in til-.' mill, Is
able lo be back at work again.
Mr. aud Mrs. (ieorge Flundr
were La Grande shoppers Tuesday.
Fred Braden received large
ter Uak recently which be Is haV
lag erected on a ceuieat foundation.
He will use the tank for Irrigation
purposes mainly but will ulso be
used to supply drinking water (o
bis chiclcens and rabbits.
Mr. aud Mrs. H. Larsen return
ed from Portland recently. Mr. Lar
sen was a represeuluilva for tho
four I. organization.
Miss Lizzie Joehansen and Mis
Stella Shepard were La Grande visi
tors Wednesday.
"i. i l
There is no life so humble but that
it can find some noble work to do!
A half-breed strain divided him from his fellow
men. Within himself he was torn by the primitive
comijig of, one ruee'iand the civilization and in
telligrhee o the Mhcr. See this man's battle in
(iod's country. -It is vivid, powerful, appealing.
Rose mary Theby
-And-
In a city in which the school chil
dren are eoniutuuig f,nr garden prir.es
May 27.
Tl... .if lit. i C vs
nosit ion'1 i. 'i.-iii.v' h.'"". i'i".i '" '.I..
ii' i,i' 'he supenisor of ganh'ns gives them Abiver Hall, Indicied lor the
thi bit of advice: crime of ninflor or Patrick Slieea-n
"While vegetables are good food in the I. a Craiuie Saloon Mas i-in-
inr mo iimiy, flowers aie good for the cliid. d Tuesday The jury l.v.uml l
in bl verdii I of lllHilslaimhler and
n in-
ni lui'i inn
ker las week. 1
pile lilt' iip-.m-uf
a s, li.'il
mil l-:'b:-
i a n
liLSt year cotnmittwl, not by pi-ofes-ionnl
thieves, but by men and women
in responsible business
uniminted to a hundroU milium del
Ian. These ranged from tbe petty
theft of a few stamps or h luili
change to the stealing of enough nier
rhunilisv to sell for a large sum. Hi
bios it is tbe home which is at fault,
nnil to which we must look- to correct
the evil.
Dress and l.iw evolution a:e con
nected, ill his mind. That is to say.
the point uf view which demands that
one be in "style, no mutter what Un
moral consequence, is had. If every
flapper 4ium to have a certain type of
clothes, some girls will steal to get
them, for having the clothes is i.i
more importance than having a clem
conscience. If every flapper must go
to a dance In a taxi, ' '"u''l-
will steal to pay the taxi fare. So It
. . ...I. l....bl..iie In
goes. Having coo"..
sist templntion seems
out of style.
In the same wa', If everMwIj
S IhX ""licit Channels; I long-e vimh'Iih! ImiMing hwnn.
many are gon g ' , ; Now , the government is snving'!'1'' '
pet it. Some in e going to sti. u i I nl, m-nm a( (,HUr! can,t , cbarles A. Filch will soon t.c.in
Ihe price. i i' 1' our taxes n little? the publlcallon of a paper in l.n
.It .veo-lnxly !"kl,WiT"vl,,; Mo-..,,,.,'. It i be know as
drive foat or vrx l. nen , Sonic of the Pennsylvania ma,biiK "l'"in Conniy Parmer., .vvl will be
who can o It wiinouv t ,t i.-itttiM seem to lie uUiug to the an advocate of alli.iu,,. prmcipie
is -lino...-'- . ... ... ,,., urn tiinoer; anil Mr. -ilichiit tins k nil- Hlirclv and Ca e Hie two men .vim
"ii in ..." - iy piovuusi incm wnn en v of t
mil.'
He Urgis the boys and girls there-, r.H-olilllieliiled from one
lore to have flowers along with iheiv years In Ibe penitenlii.n. Tin
pi -is and beans and carrols. ;tence will be imposed lo.lav.
Crown-up Kind rs llee.f to be told Appisirain es indicate lli.il
Ibe same thing sometimes. Tlio be- V:t. Hir InlelMale base ball 1
....... .. ,., , e ,1Uira inc. ,wlM , t.U, ,
' ""'V ""I oe; ...igei me ,,,,,, ,,
ens i.i me soiu. ,-speiunng some ol
Hi., U - I .
, ., .. , , , '"""'-.well aro ol the opinion Unit 111
for flowers will make a fine beg n- ... . , , ,
. c i u ,--1" am hire prolessiolla: piaM'is.
...,': i. i, . . i . ' i .. i Tbe KUln evciirsion and
nfri'shnu'tit during the pmt winter.
t'iirsnn ami J u ut
iindiT tho naspit'i's of th La tii.unli'
han. I will t.ikt1 plait- tom.nvou
Al about thi saint timo tli;it l a
(Jvaiuli-'s wutof systt'tn will ho tn
opt't-iiion llit in'v f liiti'ic li.nht pin nf
I will HI tut ho ioaiiy to shi-d a j;littoi'
Inc histor on tin vIuh-in and in llo-
That loud noisn in tl... l-mf io honi' of l.a Cramh'. Tho .-, a.ih.n
An liuliana woman is Maid to havi
I'omo lo hlV ii traih ft w. ht.r heart had
to have tfomt.'"' "''"K MuMw the d.-livory
hi had just romo in with a now hat,
for tho power house has hoott ro
plch'i! and work is komil; ii a I
AN INCOME OF
$100.00 A WEEK
anion nts to no more than 10.00 a week in tho end
il' it is all spent as you go.
s,,im,l business judgmenl dictates that a portion
of voiii- earnings he set aside as a reserve against
possible future misfortune or sickness and ns a
means of gaining financial independence.
A saings account in this hank is a sound invest
ment. . It will 'work for you every day in tho
year and always lie available in the hour of need.
La Grande National
Bank
C.inital and Surplus, $265,000.00
IJKIdAHl.K PK001.F.S.S1YK
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