La Grande evening observer., February 23, 1923, Image 2

JaiJP.AGE TWO
" , THE LA GRAN' PR EVENING OBSERVER
Friday. 'February 23, 1923.
Tin- ivo-nt custom of tin A'liilnirv.'
M.hF. woji: ( tin i isri CT.
it., ri'-,. n....uy 1 1 1 1 u 1 1 rif r m 1 Un t
LONlIoN. C I). Women stud-;ha I n I" I'P "t """" ,l,"'l! r'-
l ut oxford will huv.- to d..vl- a Hum later, vm II..- ic.r.. n wi.ll "'
tt'ito have 'h rv. -l lv.: lutn I'n years 11. w way of .iii.tIhk Ou-y, rooms i Oroa-I hark of her .aeon.
will receive an many month- pay us ,Sv he-n "i-laylnff lrui.nl" iift-V hours.) ; '
years llu-y have- .-hwmiI In lhe stato Thr-,- loot Hplkt-.l 'ritllinifs haw been i . '
Ipl.K-r.l on tl- houn.hiry walla of - Cainpillirn expenses, aiu 110111. n.
'. rai roli.-ir.-s uh.-r.- Hi.- younir women ; it's worth the money to frit to br.-ijf
live. Ion yourself la-fore ail
" .... " " , ,
Y Scli.'C Lures ixJuabet of Nobility' ' rlrr-.aV
1 , j ' ' h'lsw will In- ;.riotc, on 'tin ment
-.1 i .mm- 1 . w"
it
a:
Every
.... .,- ' s.'''t'-.r1V,'V I -'" ' " JW '&A to let it become a majority.
J Yyv 7r !
I f '&( ' r J0 fCK Tolumbus ilie.l poor, beintr wholly :
1 ifr r 1 X 4 ' ' i ! I'" 1 c,iu"try he hl"1 '''"eovere.1.
At the Head of Spring Fashions 1 '1 ' head obbkrv want AD9
( : Are New Hats ;j ipf ' :
' JfcforQ thisSnonth is rfwlay older the fashion- - 1 it ' fji ' Pp H ' ' .'
vvise woman willVose herVirly spring Chapeau. J f;.1; A . .Sl
: She knows what anVnliveniiV effect a pert little J , Vi - ty QOC$D fAlUMIj
poke shape whose unVhrinAs closely hanked ' tf ICRhTTP SrfJ
with flowers wMll haveV the sLiher tone of her JW . . fcV jV! KBS
' winter costume. You willijoy sVeing our display. , T, t 'J vv H ' PJlrtfl
BEST BT TEST
J.V r-'i " ' ' 'v-'-iS. of General FirVluKh tut:y-CiOueli, li:is Btartlcd LonUon society with the W4irTlT DURHAM
; "T :,: '"v - VWc 1 announcement t siw li aoouno go rat-uie stoso ana will begin a n I J-f ZXrArm
; I "A.vv"' , , ' chorus elrl. - - - JUaifeajAia.. TObACtO .
t , . al Di-nioeraey; tlio iiVik.nlnir of-lln- iiinetloiiH for which thoy ai-e cm- ... , . J j , I ' ' i
I - -, . . f, ifi if- J Th.-oloiflrail Htuih-nt; t- nior.Kfrl.-n.l- iiloyo.l, are to be dlmienBcd with. Thl. -. ! ; I '
w y nllilu.l..- or the . huh prim:: Hi.- will Include tlmso whoso serviced are I 'jrf&t&k fiJTS
' . .. - : - awiik.-nlnir of the ininVitryJaiul lh-.' not deemed Hutlnfuctm-v hv their a.i- I . m-.m ' PAZ 13 ?S3
tnliri rrntl .'l-'l.-rl.- t pnrVl.it. 'nn.l expeel1 lo' le In work' of the l.ahor TrnW- In N-.- in-rlors. I fl HI t flfl ?i O If Pit gf wl
f:DlL I L T II n ,. .II...-. ..ur.ly. F.. S4.,f..'e.-I.. Vork.. . 5 A tl..ro.,h ce.llnK out f ..II d-a-l I V U 1 lUtlftUIV .. i . M JS 3M
l-'lllf I P I 1 1 III l.-r'n Hall. Mr. chafr.-e conrluil.-il lito addr-.-KK j wood in all branches of the .govern-1 l 1 i ?6SSUr m mm
' LillLLLIUIl .MIsjs.-h Z-I.l un'l Ih-rnlc- l.oflnnd. ne- wll li a nh-a for Kr.-iil.-i- eo-operatffin ,ent m-rvi.-o t to take ' place, 'flu-1 ma nn fxlA ehftu" "
... f-oiiiiiisnl.'d by l.orrn and K.-nn.-tn -lwc.-n Ihc Labor Mov-m--nl nn-l 111 .
I Vflllllll rn I III Tu.-k.-r...-re vlBUon. ttt the I" .W. l.of- church.
ill
that bakes with
Calumet and there
are millions of them
has learned thf ee im
portant baking facts.
First; that she never has
any failures, which means
no loss of time and ma
terial. Second; that her bakings
are always pure and
wholesome, which goes
a long way toward perfect
health.
Third; that the greater
than usual leavening
strength of Calumet
stands for economy be
cause she uses less.
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STOCKHOLM. IVH. 1.
Tin- vi,Il-in (,..'i ei :k
man who livi-l in ' tin:-
5,0ml yi'arn hao
on thu wi'pt c,
l.-rii-rt tt p:irtltK, :mI t'xjxv-f in hi- In
i.-r'H II. ill.
.Vlfiis.-H '."hi unh UvrnUw (-ofljind, iic
ooiripiilif''! l-y l.orrn mi'! Ki-niK-Ui
'l'Mi k r,. m i ' vi(tior t tin- .V. I.of-
;ind horn' on Stiinlny
Tilt' CJi-t-To--1hiT I will uiot
wltli Mi, l. V. MllhT on Kthriinry
Mi. i'.w in.- bcini? on the jmrty
roiuniiil'-t'. u;ih unable to entertain u(
IIiIh time ' -
vi lt l Mini ii Iiiih not Ix-cn on) on I tu
muli rotf 1 1- ihiw w't-ok, ami, upon tn
(liy .Mull), '1'iirv, wi iiKcert.ilnod tlie roaBon. Mr,
Itlon of a!ll'-iin Is tho jiroml jinrl luippy inth.i
hU)u- a" 11 H,m- who arrived at hitt home
inst In-i ll foilinl 1 "ursuay, I'fiinmry ijhii. .iuMnr unu
I Sw'-h ti lv :i huUo. nml lpinr nicely.
wll fell
ha been roiuliinic Hie eountrysiile,
for nnrtent relief to be plaeed on ex
hibition at Hie e.M'i!tilini hi' CSothi-n-bui5
thin VriniiM'!-.
The Hft'e.dleh eper1n, I T in niiin
bor, lmve be n at woi k Cor tiltout
vi'VPti ye'arH, and him-' wnvceded hi
i,olietiiH;s-V.MHf leliti (.(' nini'ii'iiy
Tho result:' l hel'r labor l'm 'lite i
Ull m,('Uliml:iti'ii of proof" H'itt tlir
North Heu cimst uf Sweden w;in in
habited um early lut Xryili IE. t. ,
The .stone wr1 ' Ueldto)i. 'wliieji is
now Indue; mount' 1 in Gothunhur.?,
w.if foiintl, rhirim.:'
KuiiKHltarkn, a. (fv . inll-n Nout. .fee. aS-v York, toM the jm-ellmr of
thl.Hdiy. The amieui sii of Kutm-- (i,t. ,tineil of ritlH of the .I. thodil
luu'lta !uih benn rhoticii by rttime ! Kniseopal ( hundi here today.
LABOR SHOULD
HELP CHURCH
HH.
(Ily Tho AHHoeltitrd' Pr-
l.l-:v i:i.AM, Feb. ,: The it
tliude of the Church toward Labor
Hhould be f rlendly. bccanc- the , alius
Labor are in harmony with tin
nvatmnn al jlns r)r the rhnrrli, IMniund H. 4'hnf-
1 crltlcH aa the prolttibl(. neat .of ltio-
wtiJf, ttie hero iti' the- olde.s' epic
poem' In KntfllHh MleiMturc; tint lieo
willf was a newcomer compared wll h
,, U10!!1 y-&il "eJ'L ,WI)lO Jivi;d
"l.inH? y s. bef.m. Inm.
MwKtttlr- 'ifnv brncchf - to -' titfh"? ;tfv-!r 'cononTlc well belnff they muist
. .lii' liHlt) Hint Inula and 1 wenpoiLS, or-j lie int. i ' ti d in U.
'.nafiUMiiH, -lv. In one of the Krri-x! "Labor innjt be interested in lh
'about I'.imiii ji.;uy v'i. tuiin I H'tmreh bteause to win the .Xni'-rican
the rem tins ( n woman and h- i j p'-oolt- it inuM win u population of
-. etiuipincm, ci.ii!S.Htim; of an aicher i which t ho vast majority are church
Of the 4i; million I'rxdeHtantH and
7 million 'a I holies in this count ry.
the" inuitirlty are workers. V said Mr
I'haftfv. "Tin y tfo to make up the 4.-
.i ho u.t i 'i,,t','""i or more painfully employed
Jh tlie labor movement has to do w ith
klac
W.;iv
and diMaft. jm-uili
Labor itt'i-iis the moral ide
SDGIALAFFAiR
IS POSTPONED
!j (Sp. el.d-to TM 0w.-rv.M)- "
I ' ,AI),, -ANTON. . V;.l-
V ;',,n 1li,,(r eHd.P" ,):! lo ih ifiv.- ,U
- the Heh,.iUi,tyo- V. lh p-.-dfone.! until
i'. -J'il.Uiy nlj'M: t:i. iv-Vnnt. of' the v. hid
L torm W.-dfeKby vrv, v.ftj. t;
?5 'lime IMK.Ititt- ihul Ml; lvv,'. the
K i(teaeh. r. x . -h.ddeln n ntp ti to Iovmi
II .'t,fl,'r ho.(.vli.ji:i-;l. ,?. KH.,W bud
(- drlite.i x d,-i n (!,;,,. k!,a wns niial.t.' it,
; S. l h. r ,-hr out, ( u . m iimd .i-
until it,.- ii, vt ,,,, I1( f. ....
I'e. -hit I'H. i. -jl ,,.
.Kiam prpnre.. . a. h pni.il .toin- th.dr
part in a r.,t p!..,...if- ,;,..,.. Ar
,ier I he piK(iiii Hi,.
Inieln r tn .(it .( t(l.
made i.in-ly.
' .Mrs. iyde Hopple
: comniltt. .-, m, s.i;,!,,,
Lollaii'l atnl Win. ,sh
' tiiir pr p ntiil.ne; (,,-
Ii.hiii w htch t In1 chiireh pOHse.scM.
"Tlie iittttude of Labor in HtiKJda
IhuH be, i n loHle to tlie Chlirch; on the
'continent, u'-ii'-riilly hostile; in l-lnn-ilatiil.
loin Ii hoslility prevaltH but It M
iiiodetattd by some leaders; In the
l nitii St.itrs. where the labor move
!imnf in relatively sjnaH, we have
NomethinK of 1 lie Kiiiuc hostility as in
MliL'latiit and a lare amount of iudil
fereiire; here :Miaie of the strotlKst
Lnltms aro .It wish.
"The ntifnifle oi the Churrh (oward
Lalior In llnsl.-t. has been hostile; on
Hie conttiK til ; Ijfo.st in-: In Kmjiutid a
pud by the- ('lilted iSlnhD u
inlNlun
spirit of hnsiii
j 'llia( nboiif J r ; y.-iirs (ijro.a change
ist In. 'l'li l urch Is. ineVfinr the
'sit iruion as xhnw n by tiui work or the
jl-'edernt Conner!; the aw nkentm of the
'. M. O. A. lo the industrial problem,
jlhe pubtl, -.itioii of the rfteet Strike l;e.
!port; tlie Clnireh Lenitin for In luhlrl-
Mil. In n and th.-;
roud to hoi-ie-l
"tsb-d h- ),e
!. are mak-lom-th
(r a
inner
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'Wolfs, riant NewfoundianJ who
Itvm. tliA libm rlhlH)n In htn ol-a. n,
)the WoHtiulnstiT Uoi: JShow in Mew'
I York City, l Bliown hi ro with bit
1 mud reus, Alisa Uludyg Wcslby, . I
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EFFICIENCY IS -AOW
MUSSOLINI'S
ONLY WATCHWORD
HO. MS. Feb. 1. (My Mall). Italy'-;
ponderous bureaucratic machine, tho
dismemberment of which has' been
tho promise and aim of nunievous
Italian iruvornmcnts since the arm
1st iee. Is finally, under tho virile
ami strenuous administration of ITo
mler Mussolini about to criimido'.
i lis government has. just put into ef
fect, ihroii,'li tho issiinneo of a roy
;il decree, a schonn dnsjnfd to 1vc
the niuxjinum efficiency for tho least
L'nst .of all tha services. of the mato.
' rft one. blow the. now decree retires
ill ..state . employes over ! years of
ae, and those w-hvtrn's served for
period of -l()yenrs, All employes
who. 1y reason, oil Incapacity, are
not able properly - to perform tho
A tnorouHTh weeding out of all dead
wood in all branches of the, povorn
ment service. 1s to take place. The
d'-cieo orders all the ministers and
their subordinate executives to make
a compit'it! revision of the payrolls.
The '.'wmy and the nuvy 'and other
stalb military orennlzutions, such as
the recently established militia, arc
ttxemptod fi;om the provisions of,tho
decree. The Italian state railroads
wttl be dealt with in u later decree
devptel to that branch of the serv
ice. The appointment of Deputy
Torro as commissioner-general of
railroads also Ms expeted to take rare
of n ffrout ileal, of the excess l.ibor
on the railroads' payrolls.
Those who. through their .lnnp
service for tho state are entitled tM
PanceTc-night;
Here ate two new dance hits with
all the thrills saxophones, chro
matic stales, halps, the veiled
ed cornet all
Kecords, the
world's tAiest reproductions, to
trombon
on Bru
put n?w 1:
jraph to-n
L the mui
nwwick
le into t!
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he old phono
;U.- (;rrfn4irli XV I rti Fox Trot
11 ll.x Trl
2338 HuriiPil Sanil- -I'm Trot
Aunt iVrar'n ; htldrru
Ulut-4-1 vx rot
sIimowcs hays tKem
7'Acv hvy on any
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FRANK R. SUYDAM
Public Sales
Wo hnvo purchnsofl 122,000
pair V, S. vrmy .Muhson last
fdioos, sizes uij to 12 which was
1 ho entlro surplus stock of one
of tho lurKst IT. S. Govern
ment shoe contractors. ' ,
This shoe .Is Kimmpteed loo
per cent solid leather, color dark
tan. bellows lonsuo, airt nnd
waterproof. The actual value of
IhlH shoe is $H. 0(1. OwlllcT to tills
Iremendons buy we can offer
same to tho public at $2.tir.
Send correct sine. Pay post
man oii delivery or send money
order. If shoes are not as rep
resented we will cheerfully re
fund" yonr money promptly
upon request.
National Bay State
Shoe Company
2flfl Itrnnthvay
t ISl-AV YOltK, A. Y.
A hoicly e.Tprofislon that
exactly describes tho sensation
of a woman who has been fitted
lo ft
FRONT LACE
CORSET
"I-a, Camllle" Cor.sots embody
the latent and most important
rv
All
Improvements la front lace
corseting.
Complete assortment of tho dif
ferent models and sizes always
on band.
Price! $J.50 ami Up.
Mrs. Eobt. Pattlson '
Corse! Icro
I'bono S22-W i;cs. 1702 Oak
BAKING POWS3EK
The Economy
sales are 150 greater than that of'
any other brand.
A pound can of Calumet contains full 16 ounces. Some
baking powders come in 12 ounce instead of 16 ounce
cans. Be sure you get a pound when you want it.
"ahe world's greatest baking pqwdeu
ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopoooooocooocoooooooooo I
,1
Sv1-.
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Cough
his Advice
Salem, Orc-R. "Sonic years jiro
I wan a farmer in Kan-tan. Thru
exposure, serving as a soldier durinji
Hit- Civil War my UnUU had heroine
impaired. I was bothered with a
cl;i--nic rou-Ji nnd r.n.irrhal coiw
d'li'-n; I fill h'-e an old man. al-tli-'ill
I w.i. i-idv iotlv. I heaul
rl Dr. Tierce's (ioldm .Medical Dii
Cnerv. It hel-eil Ml,- so llltli II lhat
I ei.immnd takii-i; it 1 1 think ahont
m.x boitlts in alii and it-It new pure
l-li-od colirin l tir n my hod.'. The
"t. oh!, ll Me.lual Discou i v1 drove
cut the catarrh nnd also the cause
of my eolith, TlKre ale sonH-thniKS
we can forget, hnl when a pcrs.nl
has received a. much help as I
did, it is impossible to forget it.
I feel younger nn.l mnrc viK'rons
at 7H ili.ni I did al -III."!.. D.
inner, -i.M ouih l.-ih St.
As oon as yon cominenee to t.i
this Pic-tvcry you bcirm to
US liracmu, .-ippeli.-in clfeet.
it of your drui-Kist, in table
liiiind. rite Dr. Pierce, IVudeiit
Invalids Hotel in llull.ilo, .V V., if
jou desire free nictlical ejvic,
General! Repair
Furnituv
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Ilousenol
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Home Products
. No. 5 .Lard- jLLL-Li
" No. 10 Lard 4 J:....; $1.55
Mt. Emily Sugar, Cured Hams, onehalf or j
whole, per lb .. 1 25c
Bit. Emily Sugar Cured Bacon, It 25c to 40c
RIt. Emily Picnics, per it) loc
Mt. Emily Cottage Butts, per lb .'. 19c
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
SuperiMeMi
.. , ,, MADE WITH MILK
. That's Why, It's Richer and Keeps Longer Than
Olher Breads It's W Milk
V l if
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epaircd and
islied
Repairing of
, oOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
All Kinds
I 10G Fir St. Phone 513-J
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LATE
AGA
C.et a llg
Clock and
al
What You Want and the
Right Price For It
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Alarm
u will he
in lime.
Ladies White Embroider
Petticoats
Girls' and Misses' Muslin
Slips
Ladies' Muslin downs .....
Yard Wide Outing i'lamiN, per vai
Amoskeae Daisy Cloth
Wide Torchon Lace for Itllow Sli
Aluminum Percolators ...
Sih les
$ I.T.
Granite Sauce Pans, Pudfing Pais, Cups and
Pie Plates, each ........
Extra S
30-inch Crepe in colors, i
$1.25 to S2.25
Princess
60c, $1.25, $1.45
$1:25 and $1.:59
25c
5c and ;!c
. vd 15c
.:$: and $1.-18
''yard
...15c
:.c
Andrew's Variety Store
FREE!!
Tablets
School
at Pattison Bros. Grocery
For a. limited time we will give away larfre
School Tablets with the following purchases of
PREFERRED STOCK COFFEE
One Tablet Free With Three Mb Cans
One Tablet Free With One 2' o-It) Can
iwo tablets I-rce With One 5-lb C;
an.
Pattison Brothers
Grocery
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