La Grande evening observer., January 09, 1923, Image 4

TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, January 9, 1923.
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La Grande Evening Observer the office cat
as imii:I'i:mh:m' M:spvpi:it.
PuhlUhed dully mid weekly ut Ln
CrannV, Oii'iioii. by La' limtuie Kvuu
IliB UbwTVtT Publishing I'oinpftiiy.
HUCCK DKNN'Irt, Kdllur.
intend nt the Postofrice l T.a Orand-,
' Oregon, its Second CIiihb 'Mail Matter.
Address till roinnumli-fitloiiB to-TIIK
OnSloriVKK, Hid AdiiniH Ave,, Ln
u ramie, urcuou.
81 ltS (OPTION HA HON.
Hy Currier.
Dnlly, per muriih i
Imllv. j,i-r three, month
Unity, per sis i no.. In advance
fnUy. single copy, ; -
city axi cur vrv orrn'i
- I'AI'KH.
II' .Hull.
Daily. per Vcnr. in advance 5'.. Of
piilly, six month in itilvniico l.
I Hiiiy, three iiH-iiilis, in-MiUiui't!
Weekly UliMTVcl-liir, by mull,
per year, in advance ...... i . .
"On stile hi oilier i-liiiM -Oregon Hole)
News- Hi and. J 'mi hi ml ; Imperial News
tit n ml. 'r tint id; Multnomah New
fcHiinu, roiiiiinii.
PIERCE UNABLE
mi;joii:ii or amiciati-:u rnr.ss.
Tin Associated I'ress in exel iihI vely
tnlltlcd I" use Jin puidiculion t-f fit)
jhw dnmatehcs tiediied to it or iml
iHlit-nvli-'' n . ilitnl iii thb piti' ''.
tin- I m n 1 news puhlOhcd therein
nwhi "1 i -.nlili( .ii ion of mh-viuI
ilir-piitehe herein iln itrc reserved.
A JIOT TOAST
Here's to u loxely woman
Tlic cause oT nil out woe
She'w fair and sweet, .
tin! hop tongue 'mul feet -Aru
always on the go.
As long- ns we are able. t b real he
xve ought to bu thankful tluil it is
no worse.
TO GIVE TALK
Failure of Legislature to!
Promptly Organize and
Flooded Conditions Near
.Salem Responsible.
in
IN TIIE SECOND WEEK OF OUR
lUCAI. I'KAl'K: Wisdom's -ways
1 I ..11 lw...
art' ways 01 pieasamiien.-., mm m
oaths aiu peaee. I'rovclhs
:17.
Shackles of Habit.
iu:tui:i:n two nui:s
"I u I n't got m use f f u 'litter,'
su ill i 'hntcoal Kph, moodily, "hut
ef';i a uwiii got Ociupscy in front an'l "Hmtloii KOW, lln- Orcgonian.
t lopiaii-l mi'wl huhlinl. hi- Hiirnh! fume in KHttcnil, distinct 'olco Ht
.nii't 1m- ).I;u:k1 fo" havlu' he '1oiiIIh." iuht Jit u few niinut-n alter ntnci
. I uvi r tin- radio iet:i-l ins statiuiiM In ;
l s;id wouIh the worse, with-! l-a Ornndv." A few nioi lUlinhei-H;
i'.iil. ;m- tho.v of ihe jikIkv. "Six. will cutu-i lkU; our fvcnlni; program. 1
iii.ii2ts in .tail." i W. n-pn-t to nay that (iovi-rnor Wal-
jlust p.-ople ki-p up with th.? ter -M. l'li-rt-e in nnaltlt- to ilclivt-
i:v,.i of tin- world by n adinK 1ln-( MIh In iiik'nration adilrcss Oils eve-'
ii.vsapefM." riys Atnos Tasli, "bnl ni"K. duo to the hliihways about Hal-'
I h' t t- - are a iVw who simply spend
uli' hour in a harlicr rhait.
I.OOKINt; IIACIi WAII
rum the Mum I point ol tlir Mllow
in thr oun -
.'arn'sl.
Msmi when t'li-
jtliiuu uild I'inli hif,' and ;4ar-
I'l'intf In-uiiis to iadr; when uni
iirtk Committee. J Ins committee is selecting stanaai u ; slUlt ,,u. M,.ril, rtuo1, ol- ,.manV.
signals .to meet all sorts of conditions in connection wiUW
:rnl, n nan immmi a w oimiim i in
Ifi-avi'ii hi 111 illki'il .Mat w.'
so many tr'a- 1'ru'inl.s. . won't
' . . . n ( Ill !IL I III III .1111 llf.M J.IIIII-
:od is ; warm no;, n means iiiai intru jj u.iiiti' "'"- ,.., i.m iia.i -.in just m.. '
I. ..,,,1 fU.,V.J,.'..4"i-rc;noj if Tliimr cton Jinrt -takfi nrecHU- .Ml. for lltal an- Kiatilul
tions for safetvYet", I'td is usell at the eJCtts ol tliealies, juVi , ;, w., r ,,. r W(. ,,.,
hotels, and other public buildings. People see the red glare, i .n ..im,k th, ,...,1 ..m,-.
nml halt to see wher&'the daneer lies, whereas the sign, in : in..i.vn.n i an i-i.M'i-r.its
- n T. U
. . I i- roin I nr sin iiiipuini i
That red exit lights in theatres cause panic in mo-;wn() f(WIIK phue
; ments of disturbance is the opinion of Walter S. Paine of ;;;;p;;;
Hartford, (Jonn.t a memner 01 ine uuinimia- uu wiui
fA,. Tvjffir Khnials. of the American Engineering Stand-:
wJo PumniittVo This; cinnmittee is selecting standard'
signals .to meet all sorts o
rail and highway traffic.
Air. Paine drew attention to the" fact that we are in- ..(,;so
structed f rom childhood to regard red as a danger signal. :
em biiiiK flooded and to -the fact
that leuislature fnih-d to organize as
inoniptly ns was expected. vn. at
tempt will be made In h ive OiAer-1
nop I'leree deliver his InatlKUration
address at a later date."
That was the mesina- Hint neat hi
crowd of people, k ithet ed at many t
difrercnt radio Gallons In l.a (irande
last niKlit. Iiumc without heai'lnK" the
voice of "our Walter" in deliverance
of his InaiiK'iiration as. seventeenth
governor of the state of Oregon.
28H
ANNUAL JAN. .
CLEARANCE SALE
With Many Added Events in Various Departments
A sale Ilki- lliix licit not ilii: al h r tho rlnit fi w ilay of hal itaias lut an I'acll ollf
rt'aliy.-H Ills ni'(.(.sltli-fi from ilay to day ami fll cuinimi'liitf prlci-.s In- TIllU tlio
navltm-a available' mm ilurliiK this clearanc-i- tu !" Kn ali r tl.an ! 1m rr. liny now
yearly ni-cils In limlfrwcar, luiali-ry, dry yuodn, notions, i If. -Many articles are rtaliua-d
now for tin- only time duriiiR tlio year. '
OLLCOTT BIDS
STATE GOOD-BYE
"1
n.!-
(Cuntinued from Pajje One.)
.,:iu in
ease, indicaVP X meaiwn egress..
Red has "a pychologitaHmptnr M-t-ae .Hop when j
they jsee it. And so they stop at exits, when tney snouiu ;
lie moving -inTUHl oui. . The delay is due to the real dan-,
ger, sonk'ttnies resulting in panic. X '
Mr.;Payne was illustrating use of an improper signal. 1
The color meaning "stop danger" is displayed as an indi-j
cation for this way Out keep moving. '
It is not onlv 'psychology, but mental habit and social , ,.
custom that increase hazaru. we an giance inio a minui :
when one arrests our vision. And mirrors' are places ini
elevators, distracting our attention and making us care
less when we should be alert. We lift our hats in an ele-:
vator, thereby not only taking up space, but crowding pas-'
sengers into positions that might cause accidents. ;
lotion, action, is a habit acquired by . business rush, j
We are in a huijlcU)VHli.vl.Wi. not ijecausp (wfe must'
hun, but hwk M lfrirr isu.jjiaM;l Iwtf-Wt tajiisks in
driving automobiles or walking across the street
There is a psvchology, derived from habit, which j
guides cniqoiiisiif)UHihhl many things that we do.-We don't
notice it, simply because it hidij.W.r.Qui' minds run in reg
ular channels. Our work and play are standardized. As
halnt .. 2 . j ..-,-,
IiiWLuK danger.;,
signajsnows how we acquire habits of thought, or mental "
conclusions. Red is the danger signal because we have!
been taught and trained, tot consider, red as the caution
colon! LYoni' mihiV-'w srap, when1 we see red. The color
rivets thoughts on hazard, imd the nfind.must pass.
It is a good plan to keep an observirig, questioning!
mind, which leaves nothing to habit, but functions quickly! v
and easily in all circumstances, lho right psychology is
the habit of; thinking spontaneously and clearly.
. I.ell the
: ti IVW !
St.
I l.ll
i- be
lain a story
line and more
It always
heart In-
I Kiippnse
ui(d as "I
-Ken itou
skiiU iu Witti who dti d at
,u:e of 1)7 Mindiid all his life up to
.i ' ir ao. htm Nail nnyt if he hadn',
-toi.peil sinok'iiK .indnidy knows how
Ion;; lie would Have lasted.
d il noted Wllt
nn.tenstnoil ll:it
tiling niter
What is IK'cV" nsl
We have ulwnys
t !s just one d
other.
A t-olletfe pinfessor set his bed
ehdhe.s ol, fire try Int.' to Warm ih"
lie." with an electric light. 'ellcK"
lr- f -.. iirs do some of the craziest
it'l l;,"; on rc'-otds, and this w is on
i.f ihcni.
ow iilonv comes i man from down
who hi-IhIh off i'lii!- Word ;to, .thr
The loiiii feature of the soldiers' law) 11
prcsenled u new subject In lejsla- II
tion and nalurallv in draltinK the.
law all features of importaliet; were
not tally covered. . .
A uie.'it volitmi1 of work 'required '
In. its iKlininisti itlon has been per-!
liii'im .1 and we think it has been well i
done, ami we believe with as jrreat :
security to the rlate as possible in
view of t he law's liberal provisions .
and positive terms. The commission '
is Indebted to the American Legion t
for its jrrcat and helpful eooneru-1
tion. j
I ly all means t'ie aiw Hliouhl ne
j rei;.cd and supplemented whereby!
(lie purposes of the legislation and
I the iuteresls of both beneficiaries and,'
i the sdate may be fully protected by
! adentialely safeguarding the stupeu- .
! dous sums involved. livery benefi- i
' ciury of the act shouid. ;iud we think
' will, welcome such action by the len
: ls!.iiure. j
Tli- right or wi'taig administration1
tid law will' reflect credit or dir.-
CROWDS TOLD THE
STORY OF OUR
APRON SALE
The "Penally" for presenting such
values brouffnt a response beyond our
t-apaelly to handle and (,-tcatcr than'
our expectations. At many limes
.Monday morning the facilities of this
Htore were Insufficient to adequately
accomodate the. throngs.
Though we"mily' never be able to dup
licate HUeh 'a sale, ' we 'art- constant ly
on the lookout for just Hitch oppor
tunities and our buyers .are keenly
ahrt to the niarUit i'omlitlvns at all
times, eager to grasp such an oppor
tunity to offer values like' this to our
customers, '
Men's .New "Stetson"
HATS
Entire Regular Stock at One Price
' $5.60
Men wlio wenr "Si-itKomi.",. wear lln in eery year. They
don't change Tor they kno.v Stnison quality iind style.
Aijd ni' 'ii who know t he "Sietnon" know I ha I t hey sell ,
regularly lor $7.H' and Jt7.;u and that this tiale price ,
makes them a value extr:ionHnary in this January Clear
ance of ours. '
All "Stetsons" are iuelud d none reserved, Jlalf a doz
en new styles tn select from. Not all sizes in every style,
but all sizes ill stock. Hee window.
ta:e who si-mix off einL word :to,;tlie ,i , IInnmlo;v np,in the- nii-n' for'
oi.nl Vourt hoiiw that he WJt "l-.,,. 1, ,,.,1, ((f whoM1 U was' i-niict. j ,
1.. frvr on the jury any- U tltniM ,1,.,.,,,, .diouldhf a llo wed to" fM 1
i- ..u.i he got a ch.-cH the other day i,h lu j, - ujio( ..( (.(nM.ons.,j,nrU(1,
or ar SI" jvhidi was dun hitaMor, Miih.l n.; th(, ,.,.,.,,, hl,H(. hien 1
27-inch White
OUTING
18c yd. .
A good lyiallty plain white out
ing flannel in the 2 7 -inch width
for January clearance nt thia
price. I'iiti yards in the lot.
-
Also yard wide white outing
a yery good, grade adaptable to
uny , purpose tlv, yard. , - - ,
FuH Fashioned
PURE SILK HOSE
$1.19 pair.
TW'Se are in bl sck only and are
hose that sell regularly tit 5---j
and They are branded
"slightly imperfect." b;it tho
defects cannot be notice. 1 and
will not impair t!:c wear.
Included with these full-fashioned
black are seinl-fnshiotied
and Keambs hose in shades of
gray. . Tin t: are ail perfect ami
pure silk.
Choice at $ 1 . 1 il pair.
Sale of
BEDSPREADS
$1.80
No housewife has too many bed
Jin. -ns, t.nd particularly spreads.
Your opportunity to biiy at Jan
uary Clearance prices is more
clearly accentuated In this spe
cial sab- of white bed spreads at
? I.M.i each.
All aie pt-rfect spreads, various
patterns tmd straight edges.
.Choice thih uny remain at
I.M each. ,
Largest Mocks -of other rhoh
spreads at K'..l to -$1.21.'
as .iirur
in the f.iil tem of
a I ho hie.
if;' moi-e money than I ileyr
ining tt the hist two yean
on tli'1
under
onfM"d to the clerk
J-ave v
but the
ey really ye.
i :i'i tre.is or
ad waiters.
have (made in cauii
biillliield abroad,
the liiglr seiU.' 1 ' ' " '
I itnsi "not"hhig"vUl iiVdoiio " to in"
any ipuHhVr"deAlT1iiM-' the " t 'Tilt' ion f
..) miv'sliito limliMittniw :e (iir'ill n.
Miolis deftllbiry umliUi ., i,,, ,M , ,H4lltIi.,.llvu-iliniiil. these
nuaiueiiuii mm n k i . . M(t, llUttfl in, poutant.
rn is that of knowing" lU,r, 1 1. ' VVarn . h-a, i ut
iwo uu'.i a co e "., (j ., nil(.,,..., .... ..,, ,,.
TIj ' , I l V
. j ,:..!.(! Meted. I Lave .itiy, .sljani of eon
, Tlxi-
,0,1(1' peop.l,-,
'Stel . r . j , ,
QQnTUCDLinnnC UORMERLAGRAXDE jooooooodbooooooooooooooooo- 11
llllll I III III Mil III I I IlV 1', 'X VV V iO i O . . lit
UEIU I IILIIIIUUUU 7 " "lg
I .vl-
it
A bi ljigc'ent Is a man who dvcsu'l
enough to
V ought t(.
idiut the
live in
il (Kir
arbor.
Th,
I .in
Criticism of Colleges.
MY IIAKKM
late-d song hit." iei
as l.i gtouiuilre, "llv
, ian of Ttirke..' Is: 'If I Had
i and Wive in dive. I'd (Jie
M Von. "
! A'i that we can add is
j phi a: e of Nat ha n 1 bile's .il
'M only
lli wife I'
;.it!-s ihe
the yt
a Thous
Theni All
I .
a on i n -
lietory.
I lint I hav
ty counli
'I oh -b
A 1 lie I
in I ..-dfi'i ( 'otmcillor
trol jjv'er lhe.se, institutions 'with .t
"vMiA of pride. They are on auts"-
mess I basis aiiaau. man:ig,iL.Xlici'
'hoiilfi continue so. No legislative
as: enlbly. -Hiutfif J-dniUt tllt-l 'to :MT
fer fop' iieiessary funds. Th is is a
pint I can not resist m-iklng this
appeal.- ,
I shall offer bat few more, sugges
tion !.
The memory of our pioneers should
be honored, and would be honored
tilling!. b designating the great!
road they followed through our state!
nut .is Ih,. ( 'rcgon Trail.
lavish. tion against th
Megiil Use of narcotics
TilEETS
01
Joseph Chesser, Baker'Pas
tor of Methodist Church,
' Wilt Speak at Fellowship
Meeting.
Mr. Naah, fathor of Mrs. Bert
Pattison, of La (Jrandt, dind at his,
home in Portland last night at the
closfi of a severe illness. Mrs. Pat
tison left for Portland lastcvenin.tr.1
Mr. Nash was well known in La
Grande and his many friends are
shocked to hear of his parsing on.
THE .MARKET
Flings at Folly
, few yems niro Imskctbi.ll was a
fill's irami', luit i liu i' linally ko!
a ilelihtftil fnr-
inn pulii-y, luit who t-vcr heard of a
. kind of larifL
Apparently there arc just two pes- ""'i
sihilities in the ease of merehant 1111 "
,,,,,.. Snl, .hi,. :,i,,l snlisidv. ni:v'nl
U is beeoinintlre "fashitin for distinguished persons
turniiW to pessKiiistiie liliiiosoph v- to "view with alarm"
the telidoiH,ies"or-vminif ncouie. and colleees. in which the i ttiunriwneti i it
morelinrominent of the i'uture. leaders oi the nation aroi "Tran.iuiiiity
concijjitrated, air eonipelled ttj'jtrry' f their work in the 'rmlqu'i!
laeu in severe t i iucisin. h1 reeoi'iiizinii me iieeu 01 . , -r u
I . ,. . . ' . . . an is lho only eivatnro who ran
cnanja's in coiiejre aims ami eiinn:ieiu, to conlorm with i,iiusi himseir to any kind of wenth-
thanjiiwiidi lions and ide!s,..Liblie -opinion is inclined u ."r :ul'
to standun the side lines, and answer the attacks with the
old football cry: "Hold 'Km Vale."
If, as a result of their college experience, students are
able to enjoy life more fully, then part of the purpose of
the institution has been attained. They may lie soft, but
they are not expected to be prizefighters, and the record
of college men in war and peace is sufficient, proof that
t hey do not stand back when the call for service comes.
JIucli of the criticism of colleges is based on the ob
servation that college men are not found among laborers,
and that when 'put in subordinate positions, they are im-'
patient for advancement. That is commendation. The
founders of the nation sought the unalienable rights of i a ue aitistie temperament is on. i
man, "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." Work is er'whuson.ohodaeUee's
It isn't really the gold back of tin
paper currency that makes it good,
hut the sweat back of the noM. ! f.
It s always fair weather when na- men.:
tions e' together; hut storm eh;i'. j
gather when they attempt to get ;
m pmnuly. ! f$
ThcieVone nice thing iihout a tig- -
arolte huMer, If you lose it in the ;
d:nk, all you need is a keen sence i
ot smell, j
Joseph Chesser who oevupies thr
pulpit at 'the Methodist church -in
I'.aker will be the princtyal speakei
it the next meeting of the joint
brotherhoods of this city.' Tuesday oi
I next week. His topic will h "What
the West Can Learn Krom the Wast."
Illicit and,p. Chessner has spent several years
should ho; in India very recently and his meti-
made drastic and effective. Third of-j .,f;,. wlll not concern itself with the
fenders .should be given penitentiary missionary problem such ns is usu-
I sentences. ( , hilly beard from returned missionaries,
A constitutional amendment should mit wll) den I with political and eco- '
j be Mibipitted to tlie peope of thu'nomiV phuses ( lhat ast eonntiy.;
.ta te . i o ii in- that special sessions; Than India tliere is no more inter-
! if the legislative nssembly' be con-1 rstilig eounlry beeanse ol" the h;ew.
i fined to Ihe subject matter eontained Mg revolution among. its .imny-mil-:
; .11 the eveilthe ,.,11. I . ,
My hope Is that the state will eon-1. Chandl Is unUi'Hl ionably .! ho . nost
Cline to grew an.. prosper; that II 1 important flgu" b nil the Orient t
mil lind new eMprings of endea'v. ',.IV vyvn though ho is in pri:.ni novv
.tr: new avenues ol development- that' OV 1,-adtng blodless l-i-vdution.
, .-. ne.i-. ndini; Mrenm of high class chesser and (ihandl were intittnte ae-:
hip III poptilale it?i elliejl m ! ; 4 1 tin ini ances t ud the Ha ker man is
lields; will hew down It ( j,ble to bring a first hand p'. '.ure in"
forests and fashion them to; x.tii .tranue magnetic eripple to
s ol th,. w.n-ld of i omineici . I wlioin the high and low cast of the:
e to the i'l'-oming aduiniist r,i-; vast pupiilat ion of India loolv with
fonder t hopes ami wishc . ,Mninl ulmbation.
(By AssoeiaUMi Press) Iq
PORTLAND, Jan. fX Livestock ro
steady, eggs steady, butler slow but g
weak. o.
PROTECTION
Against Coughs
I onl niaUe yourself miser
able both day ami night wit h
that incessant cough get rid
of it as soon as possible.
NAYAL'S
Cherry Cough Syrup
Immediate
you of
Heller
mucous de-
iMt Vh Fill Your Kngnyeinenls
Olson's Orchestra
A. I - Olson, Violin
Mrs. II. K. Krencli, IMuno
M. McManus, Trumpet
C, '.teyers, I Hums
.1. C Snodgiass, Clarinet
.1. l;obii'Mou. ."-'axiudnnio ' ; .
C. K. Max 3,- Trombone ,i' .;
V, II. Mas(, 3Slaiuier
I'bone ;i;s-M
;ivi
rids
posits in t he throat and pre
vents further accumulationH.
1'i-olcci youi'M'ir aaiio-l
rui'llier cnmpltral Ions, m
- vere Sure TbroiK, 'l onilit-
ls. or Hrimcbills.
I n' Nyal's Cherry t.'oiigli Myr
up with first appfnranee
cough keep it handy and set
tle it yearly. .:'""
Tbere are two Mixes, -pc and 5i'c
KKU ( HOSSJ)KUa
STOJiiK, :-
iOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOv.
the u
I glx
tion in
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"
it-elf
is.d t
ii will reflect credit
4ie continued and
il- : tin- state.
1 !"'; V. (t-VOTT.
The brotherhoods of th
:-nn grit tnls ting themselves
obtained Mr. 'hessner for
stoo.
on having
lisls cca-
not inentinned; it is a means to
the end.
an end. The means
President Pilsudski, having looked over the ground,
decides not to he a candidate. Ami lie has no piano to
fall hack on.
.the saxophone.
.V a i ule, a party must live for
.years' la-fore it is split by factions'
imt the third paity won't be handi
capped that way.
1 The inoreers were hardy. You see.
when they .had n pain thev couldn't
Rend down to the corner thug store
That r.riton who, t W, got a third set of teeth and re-1""1 Kl't M,,m'lhi"-' f,,r il-
juvenated eyesight, must have bail a whole set of new' cenert this sentenee: -That kid
irl'lllfl ",l mine is months old." boasted
Many persons should find it easy to be wiser this!
year than last by starting a Christinas sa ings account. ;
Any honest person should pay the cost of experience!
without qiiibblin u whether it is worth it to not. i
A reformer is a person who always lias nomo. scheme!
for cliantrin the ways of other folixs.
Many a h'is'vnifl hw in ltn- Mi;it lit.- ((t ;.MJ' vl
Kl il. ort a Lit hi Uiai- Li. no.'. ? : ii.
' the father, "and we haven't had te
:.:ct up with him h me.le ttijrht."
SIIAKr SHOTS
11.. 1 1
1 1 lltonio
lines- i htr
ill (ell flit
.nl ns; an
n them x
wonderful t
lie Ki'ltrl'i- I
1 the lot k
ill ' fell thr j
I. at lo ie
ebt It'll.
d Times ONpateh: I'erh.ipf
..Hi xx hx M I 'eineueean j
loih'n-: but imi , i.-!'"! n 'H
eallet that xe Ikixv ip.-th
' La Grande National Bank
siatenient or IMhviiiImh lil. lU'Ji.
Tills i:MC nwKS:
To u, pusitors ' 1.4 l:t.u7i'.:t
To the 1, s. Tn imitry I epartiuent. account of
cir. idating nut-M -
TiTAt ?l.ii4U.uT'J.:':i
He bine our jiv-cis arrainreil ni all limes mi n to lit able tu
tiicpi uny i-eipict for p;i.xnient Immettialely.
I t'll THIS I CiU'OSI-: VK IIAVK:
(II 'iiMi tn vault and deposited with legal
ib eosltorh ? 21'J.A 1 S.n3
(- C. s. Ooverntuent bonds 2 4 1 .L'mi.i'H
CO Noi-s of tudlx-idualM and corporations 1 .2'.l s. t T II. 4 7
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() Sioi k in Kedeiat llcserxe itatik T.nMi.toi
TT.L !'(i MKKT t M 'K I! PK I NKSM $ I .!:t 3.3 I
THIS p;s SI ItCl.l S iK n 4."-'(: s. 7 I
Ii tell liet .itue- ihe iitiei-ty tif I tie MiM'kbnliloi" after I lie
ilcpovitoit aii' paid, mid i uaiuiiauiee fuml upon hieh ue
-idiell new depo-l. nild tt'llllll Oiom wbicll bllxt lat tl liNlgttl
with n ftir ninny "ii.
' Mir ii... d resni 'M eiini.ieratetl tn this statement do not
tin I e,,n noi tm hide those assets of titendlmnH and helpfuinsa
xxlm h this brnU lias in the personnel of its board of din-itnrit.
Its ofHcr Jtn impby s. These art asM ts whit h pay divtdends
to our patten-fin st rxb. i and iwitisf.ictleii.
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Announcement
Wc arc pleased to announce that wc have instal
led a litnwcr system, producing clear, pure, hard
and solidly frozen iec.
Tl.c J. 1). LYNCH COMPANY will have the ex
clusive sale and distribution of this excellent
product in this community, and arc ready to
serve you.
PIIONKMAIN 10
Grand Ronde Meat Co.
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