La Grande evening observer., October 20, 1922, Image 4

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Friday, October 20, 1922.
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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La Grande Evening Observer
AW INNKl'KNDHVr NKVftlAIHlt.
Publish, d dully nd weekly Ht m
Grand--, Or.-tinn, by Im firunde Inven
tus Obnerver I'ubltMhf nv oBpaiy.
BRUCE DiCNNIS. Editor.
Bntered at the I'ociDfllte itt I, a lirundt
Oragon, an Ktcond Clnxa Mii itttt r.
Addr'HH all roniniunlcution to Till
OHBKUVKU, Hit) Admin Ave., t.i-Uraudt-,
orcKuh.
I ItM HII'Tlll HATKS,
tiy Carrier.
DnllTi P' nuihth ?ric
Pwiiy, pT iiin-o months ....... Iz. 2
Daily, p-r six ino iu advyi
Dailv, aliiKl rouy ...
..$4.60
Cl'tV Al mi-XTY UKKICIAL
Ry ftlall.
Dally, per year, In iidviinee .........
Dally, iix tiioiilhu. In ndvMwe ..... J.fl
Dally, thrt u montlm In a-i vum:c... $ I -
OMIv. p.-r niiniiii ... 60.
Weekly oiii rvt-r-Si-ti-, by mnll,
ir "ffir, in mhiiiii'ii $1 Mi
On a:itt In oilier i-ith-M -Oregon Mm.-,
NfWi Ktnnd. iVr t In ml Imperial NfiWf
KtHtid, I'-.n land; Multnomah NWr
Klnnd. I'orl In nd
JVtlllli;it OK ASM)( IA IKH I'HMH!.
Th AM(K-;it-d ri'M in excltiHlveU
entitled id fr .tittli HtiDti (if up
ni'WN dj.-4nt Ii'Ih-h fi'i-ililt d In It o- no'
nthfrwo-e er.rliled In IM p-iper. nn
alto tho Jncil new lih nli i d thi-n-lM
All rU-hlH OT r-rltrll-Nnn r.f miKrlK
diKiiHtrha here nljm ire ri-aorvcd
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIU!-
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THOI till !' I'OK TOI.
CIVI.W
SCilttcrclll.
(iKTS: - Thi-ro Ik ,thai
iiml yet luereasoth; anil
there Is I hut withholdolh more limn
Is moot, but II Icudclh tu pcivury.
Proverbs 11:21. J
The Dollar-at-Home Effect
Seeking places to spend money away from home when
articles at home are as good or hotter, is the old story oi
I'l.AYIM; H.AI K ()lt M
I'll
"Yes, lie- has gone lo u dry buu-
quet."
Tho mini who sIiikh IhrouRh 1 1 ) m i
nusii ought to lie tut off without a
scent. ;
A bunch of wli-iillstn Kolnli
! to Ariii'Ulino lo hunt olil foHSllH.1
ISoeniK to iih Ihcru ri- cliouish of
Ithi-iu rlKhl hi!ii' hi homo without;
kuIiik that far for ihi-in.
n.4ii&eto ill
rmlo I.-vi Zlnk says his miie
Is all wrouiiht uji, lhl hoi. damp
wcalhi-r, hicaune kIir an't imiku her
wavii slay novo nor her baiiK stay
bun.
The Newest Things for Baby! ,
She "What makes Iho leaves
turn red in the fall:"
lle --"They are blu.-liinu lo think
how Kreen ihey have been all summer."
anil Mu W'ul kins have a small
Ken. -nil More on Main slreet. in a
v.-ry small lown III Indiana. Thev
live In a loom haik of their slum',
"lore mu neneriilly holds rorili hv
.herself when pa Ik hnsv In The
community wrecking which has been heeded -by many ,,,,., ,.,.:,.;:;, '",,"'";;;
with (juite a number of people yet to be convinced. ; worked nm.-uy, ,.Ne,uv, iy 'ami
A pronounced illustration of going to strange places ."' ';;;
with your money might be made of the flour industry, timi way wbii,. n,,. ,,',-(.' "u'a
Too often people become obsessed with the desire to buy k!;;;,;'",;'";,"''1""";' J!;'',;'"nil'r'
flimr friini stimn f istflnt Doint u'-hon mil s urnislnnir a in-r on the i;,i,ie , :,n !
flour possessing the best of quality, testing up to the high-;,,'i:!"h,;; Z-'Z, bos"''',''!',;;,":1
est stanuaru. are runmim in mu jieiuiintn nuuu, i in-.-iuioin n.-
ma.
lllimeM,.y," , ,,,.,.
and meekly ,:i,., fll(.,:
"I ean'l now, ma. Im
oml lime
his
bll
ilene
v ilrawlnnk about kissini;
l-irl who hasn't previously I i
.-eil is I hat she doesn't know how
ro-oporile.
lll.il
1 "Why
"lie
in. 'in
I'll have lo shin svlllni: 10
man," dei lared I he cli-iieuh.l
mis iiiv whpfit r:nst( .it home thus mvniL' a home market !""" ' b
for the product of the land. These nulls hire nome moor
tlms circulating the monev at home.
When you buy a sack of flour made by a foreign mill 1
' 1 t '., .,..,1 Jl niamr I 'I
you semi null. iiiuiii-y ittt-u unt-iu tuainni.T nun it m-vi .r
gets back. i1"'
Union county has a series of flouring mills that aiej1"
reeoenr.ed throuehout the northwest as or me nignesi "(;
type and jiroducing the best of flour. There is no occa
sion for any money spent for flour to go from La Grande
or Union county to outside mills.
Just remember if you sell tires that the flour dollari
will come back to you; if you sell meat the flour dollari u.
will come back to you; if you are a carpenter or a builder l;"'
Ihp flour dollar snent at home will come back to you, and:'""
so on down 'the long line of commerce. 1 ,1WI;,
And in spending that dollar at home you are ahead in ;',.', ,
iwn ur-ivu first villi friit II f 1 l-stclllSS lll'OI 1KM. .'111(1 SL'COIld- , "aler
wauls loo oiiiih horse liui
r a man who has no horse."
I..M l-i.V
' neusafioll of leellli' Uoo.l all
bill showiue it iiiii'tieularly iu
jiul. Kuryles Amos 'I'ash.
ilie mayor at
lieinlly cranled
sale or real lie.
linrl.iKe. did be
ly .vou get the dollar back in the usual channels of trade.
There is not the slightest argument in favor of buying
an outside flour.
II I her
ed of wall
lobllslown.
premisslon
duriiiK a
III thai
.lobustown flood eonsisl-
SLEEPERS
Children's Dr. Slum
berland sleeping gar
ments. All sizes from 1
to fi years
9r!c
'New
VV U'JI J
II is ,
in I. olid
'.'oiuiiion
itintry,
sort
loo.
ie dome of St.
era.ked. The
of alllliliou iu
Caul's
very
this
There's never a failure of lho
human lemon erop. I
SMITH'S AI'OI.IMiV !
Smllli hd offended llrown. Fur-J
ions, llrown demanded an apoloKy. 1
Smilll refused, bin his friends ad-,
vised hi in to comply. After much ,
persuasion. Smith yielded uud.uroiu-i
i.sed lo apologize al llrown's apart-'
meiil the same evening. ' j
llrown was elaled. lie Invited ll '
number of friends 10 bo present
when Smilll came to apologize. The,
parly wnrf merrily lauKhiuK anil
smoking wlien 11 limiil knock was
heard.
Willi a slenlorian voice llrown
called. ' Come In." Slowly the door
opened, hut only far enotmll lo ad
mit the head of Smith, who asked:
"lines Mr. Taylor live here?" '
Astonished, llrown replied, "Why,,
no. be lives In Iho ueM apartment." ,
"Ah." said Smith, "Then 1 apolo
gize," and amid Die humbler of the.
assembled men lie withdrew and'
closed the door. !
Today's Anniversaries. ,
TODAYS AX.MVKKSAKIKS
17S0 Pauline llonaparle. tho
most beautiful ol Napoleon's sis
lers. born al Ajaccio. Died at
l-'loretlce, June !1, JK-'y. j
Today's Events. I
m'Aw .r Mf- ar
THE DAINTY THINCIS FOR GIFTS
Kcry lilllc wearable and :
waldroljc, we base chOMil as hi
would lirrstlr. These new iitlle t
essuiy which lakes pari in the baby's
Hilly and pa lusla kinnly as any mother
1,-1 arc scl-clcl CM'ecially lor Bills and
we lucked only Ibc
Jon pose.
pietll.
mid daintiest thiiu;s so
adaptable Iu lb 11
Theie am silk or wool I lies, silk
match of I. ink or blue crepe d" chine, hill
and all the little act cs.-ot les
riliiiic relies and pillows to
scree coat.s, saooes, coiut'ol'ts '
ike the btibV bapPV.
See
eojo' lo
.or witiduw dh
of llicse ItiliiB
id wt
are sure you will
.kills' over all Dial is new. I omo in any liiiic lor Ibis purpose.
NEW BROWN KID
Oxfords--$5
Whfu joti thin ut w ovfnid ol' d;nk
In iwji kit I, with tho hcM of (ul car
wi-lt hiiIuh ami iriedimn i-iili-fr hcirl all
attiiclH-d, yu)i w ill aK' t e with us tlmL
the niie i.s oxrcpiun-illy low and that it
In h wonderful value. It is very plain
vi ry chirk In i-olur and is im-w hrri'.
TIiIn Nanu; nxl'ord in Idaek kid is
pi ked at M.fH, Also a roniaikuhk vahif.
Gray
"CARKTL"
$7.23 yard
( rinitiiintr purposes.
ftf.. I his material
unusually popular'
, rollai-M
has be-
in. So nun h nf it is usuil un (lie
ad -made siii inenls.
'SVi in
II is 4
uvel- ph-cc we hiive,
iidor and line Iu te-iiMliL-.s
wide
ST..'i jaid.
New
' SLIP-OX SWEATERS
$2.95
These new wool slip-ons have Keen pronounc
ed Hit- best ones we've had. There knilled dif
ferently, arcdatn in lniIit popuhii- shiid-s with
n Unlit color contrast around the coll u cull and
waist. All have uirdh-H. I'hoice In miy tii.i- at
The Very New
N-E-T
Kor oiir it. -w iintiwns is a la rue '('.' mesh,
thri;-. ihtlis of au inch Siu;nc and plain. It ia
in rii and al'out H inchcn wide.
This Is
W aiV pie;
Un;, lime
the very newest SK'V pattern ami
i.-ed tu show It lo unr cusluiuuis ut
II is priced at '
Mori's Stag Shirts aii,,,;;!"
work shirts in "plaids, pi T
nannols in navy blue, olive
gray. Many different stvl
yUsjzosj Priced from
S( IKMIK
I your hiishainl homo curly
f'enlnary oT (lie hirili of Cetieral
.Maiisl'i4'ld l.uvell, noted Cunfederatu
eotniiiiiniler. i !. . . .. .-
Julia Marlowe (.Mrs. K. II. Sotli- Trndu and Commert'u In the Do
em i today rumidH out a career ii'min!on cabinet. Halls from Vancoiiv-
thirty-live yeai'H on Urn Ainerleun
.stune.
Allotiii-y (ieneral I;nilierty Is tu
hocin a hi irf lour in he ha If of the The? annual " home-conn im" of
Kcpuhlicaii campaign w ith a speech , (he University of Illinois will he
in Chicago tonight. ushered in todav with an elahoraln
for AuHlrnlia torlav In hearth
J of new t rude, outlets for Caiunla.
Today's Birthdays.
Otir pfescrlptiyir tlepurtmont is
modern to the minute. Newlin Drns
Company. 10-lll-3t
in
Hill's D
Hand Bags
High Grade Leather Hand Bags
1 Viced from .$.'!.()() to !, lS.ot)
Correct in Stylo antl Huild to Give You
Mr. Harding says the farmers hour of. trail is over..
Some Sandrigdo farmer is just blunt enough to ask the
president to prove the statement.
Those ductals who arc trying to add twenty years to
life must live a little faster while they live,' for when
they're dead, they will be a long time dead.
The China Pheasants are making the hunters a lot of
trouble in bagging them, which is the reason why they
are called game birds. . ' i
Senator (ii-iiiiic . Wharton Pepper program of athletic sports, parades,
I I'eiinsylvanla Is to be Hie chief and other festivities.
poukcr at Iho Slate ratification
I.,,. ..r IH....I.. iui i O......I.H-: i lie case oi .i rs. i am in os.
i , . i ..i.i ;..i. accuseu oi k i nc Airs. Aineriu ."".
lion, .lames A llobb. Min'isler of Meadows on July 12. last, hy beat-
.. .. j jiiiK her lo dentil wilh il hammer. Is
docketed for trial at Los Angeles
today.
Nil lb an I
renominated for the
'of New York, horn
ecu!
Miller, who has h
overnorship
n ('.inland
N. Y., .al years n rii today.
III. liev. Williain T. Ittissell,
Catholic bishop ol Charleston.. '..
born in Baltimore, all years ao lo-
hi:ai) thk want aiisi
county.
Federa
Milk
Eight Cents per Can
I'hone us your order for fresh Fruits and' Vege
tables. Vou w ill find our stock
Fresh and Complete.
1 G. Snodgrass
109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75
NO CHARGE-FOR DELIVERY
John C. Mevrinm. prcsideiil of
the Cani-'Kii' Institution in Wash
ington, horn at HopU inton, Iowa,
52 years nun today.
Representative business men and! Kdjjnr Sclwyn, noted playwright
oeonotnie experts from all sections j ami theatrical manar, horn in
of the L'nited Sin ten are to gather j Cincinnati. 1 7 years a so today,
in 1 tost on today for t he fourth a u- James ll. Mann. reprcsiMitat ive in
nnal conference of thf Coniniitteoi Congress of the Seccond Illinois dis
nn Kconotnic Kesearch of Harvard kricl. horn at IMoomincUm. 111.. tG
Unlvorsity. 'years ago today. I
AVe fill any
uocTorrs
TRESCRIITION
Red Cross Drug
Store
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Boys' J.l-in. Top Bool
Sizes x to f. .
Sizes 1 lo
' High Cuts
made of all
solid le
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Confidence
The successful man has confidence iu himself.
He also has confidence iu his banker.
This bank has enjoyed the confidence of its
thousands of clients through thirty-five years of
successful business and public service.
We invite
hc-d serv ice
your confidence
in our business
and offer you our
relations.
La Grande Natierml Bank
Sound
Reliable
, Progressive
Sit behind the wheel of an Olds- "
mobile Light Eight and listen
tor its motor's, smooth hum.
You ve never, seen the like of
this motor. Its action is at once
velvety and yigorous-almost
silent with all its great powerj
Dnve an Oldsmobile Light
Eight and learn how. smoothly
the miles roll by!
OLDS MOTOR WORKS,' "'''''" A V:tv '
o. of Ceral MoCZ
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co,
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