La Grande evening observer., April 28, 1923, Image 8

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PACE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday. April 28, 1923.
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PERKINS GETS
LETTER ABOUT
! Says Cost of Clothing
Must Be Brought Bow
Report on Condition of
Eastern Oregon Highways
PURCHAS
E
fllirACIO. Am-. 2K. Iluw to ti-
ulnttiiiiir to tho customer ut the low-
t nfi,-f ft in iilhnr u'nrdw tt lp)8ln
I in the reduction of overhead expense!
similar in character lo an nbbreviat- J
od university course, will be offer? l ,
(to everyone who attend the tenth;,
aruiiVit.Hiy convention ami vxpwi-Hjun( !no rnil, oVt.r tjM. mU(. Moi-jjI-Ition
of the National Aswociution of atHH j S(m , uncertain eoinllium.
Retail Clothiers which will be heM;AunollKi, H M pUMiuhlc, Ha condition
(here durng t,ie ut' wot4 f Sf'l,lL'ni';iH y l nort aiul loenl Inquiry nhoulil
i bet. lot.' maid- ut Hi her I'eiitlMon or ',a
According to the arranemetus ((i,mu In-fore uiu-jn.tiriK the trip
iivcr the jiioiinlaliiH us ruiiH may
1'iiiiHf the road to l Mocked at any
time. No moiortat should attempt to
inuke I he liln ul all unlexa Hny ipe
provided with chains.
The I -n Unindf Kvi-nlriK t Xinevt-r
will liereuftrr, iach Hatutin , puh
lluli the wi'i-kly report of the Oregon
Stall' Highway ( 'oiiiimibhIoii on the
eoiiiUlt.ui of reun niadM. in n-ffanl
to road Iti KastiTii (tie (run.
Old Oregon Trail.
i Vmth'lon-I ii-ailmnn'H I'ntw: Ks
cflli'tit ninendam.
I lead man' I 'aw-Meat Mam : Ap
According to the local heudiiuart- Kntcrprlse-Joiepli ; Kxcrllent niac
in or he 'Xintc Highway formula adam.
ItakeiM oimiitipfa Highway.
Lopal Ford A ffGllt ReCOlVeS made bv Charles K. Wiy, executive
Dptails of the New Ford iflirct'twr of the wf t,ltl'1' eve.yono
Ulldlih Ol LUC luw 1 " .h ni(lll(1)(W.rt the convention will
Weekly Purchase Plan place Particular emphasis upon this
for Buying Ford Product "''- ';thlllIf deB,
bv anv means. In fact they mean proximately live mlltx new Krade;
just the opposite. What we are en- j remainder fveellent macadam. Co
deavorin in do all the time, and eal Inquiry Hhould he maile ut IVn
what we arc (finjr to emphatically dlwon or Ui Orande hiiore att-mpi-drive
home to everyone who visits ins? trip over mountain as rains may
'our convention and exposition, seause read to lie Idoelted at any time,
llhat reasonable prices brought about I Meaeham-lui (liaiide-ltaker-liunt
jbv economy in overhead expense, sufh iKtn-i mtario: Ma a-iamiz. d th
" ' Accord Iuk to W. ''. iVrMiiK, local
Kuril iiKeiil. the following news juat
received from I h-irnit. Alieh., hi or
Interest to the puMh The letter f
' reads:
The 1'itrd Mot
made a nation-wide a nnminri-meiit of
Hie new Koid weekly pMreliase plan,
which in tieeeptrd as n characteris
tically Kc-rd action and u m w an. I
loi'ward-hiokln inn c In the mar
ket Inu; of uutomoldh.H. to ! e.uric'l
oil Iy tin? (oiripn'O's denier 'ir.a'i
mtllon, iiiimhei'lim' OViC W.OiM!,
"Thai It will hem-fit millions of
fi-mille-i mid have a most imloi.-try
t ffrct Upon the "lllto Olivine piooic V--.;.. : h-itwlliiur nnd
" !. wi,'7" . "f, " land other incidentals to the handling
'-.. ' ,f a,;L SSSrSth.
ih modern necemdt. industry by qualified experts resulted
-Tor l ime pna I- on v.l , . tUhict.lusioni and Vh8 ieson is
taVe heen "' .' ! Kotnfr to be taught at our convention
rirx "wiiV;: ,t uVi P.ition noon nd
er mak'S u suhstantlal lit it tj I pay- j1,lKht. (
meutr secureH hln car anil eo-nph '.i n i rryr X'Tl 1? t vn
the pnvment for it In reffclur iira.iit i 1U UKCiAiNl!
""'":' , , , , . I OF "MINUTE MEN"
"Thla has been and will co:i"m-? I
to bo of Immense benefit t miiti
oroiiM aulo huyers whom iii:-ai!s do
not permit the t"'1 ontliy for a ear
al the purch.iHc time, but who can
easily make Die required regular' pay
ment ft.
"Now comes tile l-'oi d Week! p-ic
chase plan which will make ll pos
fiilde for additional millions lo o.vn
and o penile motor cars as unde- the
terms of the plan as little jis !.nn
will start ali(ine toward the owner
all ip of u I'ord Car, Kord Truck or
l-'milson Tractor. This initial pay
ment, as well uh all Hutmequent pay
ments, will he deioslti;d to the cust
omer'!! credit In a local hunk ami
draw interest at the regular Having
rale.
"r extends to the wholu family an
opportunity to participate In the enr
purchase hy pcrmiltiriK i-ach iuemlor
to eontrthiite a small amount weekly
to the Plan with the wholesoaio ef
fect of inculcating thrift and nl?o ae
cumulation of funds to spend for
lliinKS desired.
"The price reduction of l'ord Cars
and Trucks which went Into effect
laal October, In iimfjiK them to t he
lowest level in the history of tho
J'Mnl Motor Company, opened n mar
ket of unusual proportions and with
the InnaKuratlon of the l-'ord Weekly
Purchase Plan this market now he
couich fvcu more comprehensive." ,
who
(favors hijfh prices, if there utill
exists such a merchant," aid Mr.
Wrv while discussinir the preparatory
work ol the convenuon una expoM-i
linn, "im .siHinlinu- in his own liyht. S
' , We had one sad experience with hirh
impany has Just .. nnt un Vf.rv tlfitr ntF(t ,ul ill
tauKht us a lesson. With prices
don't mean hiir proms lo ine oe;uei
Jiuker-Halfway: 19 mllerf
dam; "i mileM (udel roadhejl: hal-
anc fair county road. N-w Krude
on lower Powder ft Ivor between .ovo
llridKe and Hhuk Jlrldtre, now open
lo traffic.
(hcKii-VasliliiKtoii Hiu'liway.
pt ndleton-Washinirtoa Htate, line:
Paved. .
pemlleton-Pllot. Itook: 5 miles ex
cclient ear I II ,-oad ; la nillea maca
dam. , .
Pilot Koek-Vtnson: 10 miles maca
dam, (iood condition.
I lepprier-ttliiium County I.lno: Kn
tiie dIManee inacadumlzed and In ex
cellent condition.
Oilllam County l.Ine-H e p prt e r
Juu'floM: l-'alr condition except on
U tours. However, road down Wil
low Creek to Heppner Junction is
better ihan cut-off ut Hhea Hiding;
careful driving required.
BUSINESS DULL I
' INPETROEiUDj
PKTROOHAIi, April 2. (Hy Mall).
larrnooiiAH. Xpni 2. (Hy Mali).
PctroKrnd still appears as an iso-
maca- hated city and. In cumpuJlhOh wlt.i
Moscow, business life Im a dull as In
a mnjorlty nf soviet provlnejal Townw.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
(Mv Assoelnted Press)
8POK A N K. Wash.. A pi ll 2S. A
hotly of local speakers, to be known
ns "The Minuto Men of Liberty." will
he oixanircd by the Hpokane liar as
sociation in a cumpaimi against rad
ical tendencies, W. C. Meer, form
er prosecuting attorney, heads a com
mitter 10 arrange patriotic protrrums
for decoration tlay ami July 4.
"Holshevlslie, comiminlxtlc and so
cialistic doctrines of all kinds re tve-
tm? advoeat-d hi this country." Mr.
Meyer tld here recently. "They ore
aimed al tho ery basic luw of our
land an embodied In the Immortal
principles of the constitution. To
fiirht these insidious Ideas should ho
the 11 tm of every right - thinking'
Auierlean."
tin- distance
tlon.
1 41 (;iaJMle-,lM'pli Highway.
ii Orande.plaad ity: I'uved. j
InIoihI Clly-Allcel: Kxci-llent maca- !
dam;.
Allcel-l mbler. New grade
eomlltion.
lm'oler-Klgln: (ld road over JiM!
very rough but passable. jo
KlKiu-Mfijam-Lostiue: M icadamiz- i
ed ami in excellent condition. 0
l.ostim-Knterpris': t'nder con- O
and la excellent eondi- o
S
fulr I o
i
IMPERIAL TAXI
MAIN 580
PROMPT SERVICE
After Midnight Call ,
HERMAN'S
134 J
The pui.uhitiuti of 1'i'troKru'l f-l:
lo aliout 7liii.(ino iluriilK Hie yearn o.'
( Ivil war, 'i'l'n1! lin(1 oviit'imlloii'.
anil it hii rim n but slifhtl' stni1,'
t!u- roniiiiK ut tlio "'' ''""iil' l'"l
ic'. l-luiisiii ri.nilillons, llii'i-ffuri-.
an. .wry fuvorulilu in eoinarisim
v. Uh the roiiK-1ion of .Moscow whiTP
two or more iiaon llvi. In ntarly
. .1...... r.iiiilllr.u nf tU'll
.',.. V...n. .nut- .-niii.- fiv lilIKH fllHlllonalllo HUllll rh,
ix or I'Vt-n li-n imtwHw room aparl
Mi.tiln u-hiln fci-oivi! of buililin.
i-nility unit iitarlim ruin for want oi jly
htiillML-. paiioiis
WMI-l'llOUHt
wllliont Kooi.
I.i.in- ?h 5" P,4r pent fhapor tnnn
in iliwou'. ThiTO i plenty of foml
nnrt vorv tittle biislnowi. Only tliB
Ni-VHkv. I'rodpikl. l"i-troi.TUr rliiff
av. nin-. ami u few othor of tho prln.
, Ipul ' ftifi-m show' lBn or lir-J
tliankn to tho open shopn and nffl.
i-ftt of ilir variouj Btato ronrerni.
All otl.tr HtroetA cMpccially In Ilia
, look oinp-
i.nrt .Ir-Hr-rtf-d. Olllj' ttto clOCtrlO
aro IliKhtlnir of tho strprtn. now thorouith.
rctablishril, rcllcvpn tna auiinfi
or tin' nni'o lntirniilionat oily.
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C-T-C
Tires
Conserve
Tho Car
rtrui lion: turn off at Waili-'s i-rosolnii
anil trikf bl'l roait In KlitiM-prist.
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The Bible says that the fathers ate
ro ur grapes ami the children's teeth
were set on edge .and we notice that
John !. Rockefeller. Jr.. has lo pay
an income tax of 000,000.
TRY SULPHUR ON
AN ECZEMA SKIN
Coits Little and Overcomei
Trouble Almost Hums
l-!l 1 li'.V t-' Anill fK Al l.o. T , "
gllniitgior tho spring erm, the staff
in. ine funua.i imiu'i.ihi, iiiu Mllliluv 1 - . r .t ,
clliton of tl,.. on ton Kally ll. mi.l. U" V,, "V om OI me win. even
,l, rKra.h,at.. itnll, . ma.lo ra.li.a '''."ff , WMy
hani, in boll, mak.-p ami T',,1'-'' 'lho-Sulphur.
ront. nt of ll- , r. Korm.-rVy th. h '' B
usual newspiipr mtjb. iiirhu-ciSfc .im.ar.
ics and articles wen vt m. ffiLttvt
and literary stl- and cto-Ttipi'iMiTiwin
The new niakc-up far m!i anitwir
the .New York Tim ltMi-uvf itnikt-mint.
A man isn't ol-r ttnrii
enminer t
Citr iron) kkm irritation. srothe and
Jirulf lire fcrcma ripht up and. leaves
tilt i4;rti c.lrar and smooth.
1: Bt:id:mi luiit o relieve the torment
vtthnui .(ii-tm-. Sufi(Ttrrs irnm icm
fmitiir siuiuitl ilr.km a Knull jar of
1mv it MraiUio-SKrjilinr from ny
H ,.4nin(! tini(;cia and use i like cold
xrxum.
Furniture Exchange .
S C031PLETE HOriZ FTRMSHERS
Oil Sto m at Ptw to Sail th Pocietbo&k
ED DOX0HUE, Prop.
Phon 471-J Fir 4 Jefferson
GARDEN
HOSE
" T Sizes
c LAWX SPRINKLERS ,x f"
V NOZZLES '
. HOSE FITTINGS
, t LAWN MOWERS
1 V GRASS SHEARS
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co.
On Depot Sheet, Next to Penne.v's
STAR
TODAY
SUNDAY
r n
The Thriiler of the Year!
"BROKEN
CHAINS
DIRECTED BY ALLEN HOLUBAR
Acted With Flaming: Genius By
COLLEEN MOORE CLAIRE WINDSOR
MALCOLM MaeGREGOR . .
And the Meanest Man in Pictures,
ERNEST T0RRENCE
Coming:
Next Friday
"STRONG HEART"
The Wonder Dog-
K.v
Illliltiilililliilrnrrin .lJTrmurtttiitaiiiiiis wininiwiiuiiu 3S BaiiunwiinilQM
Xire-Making History
Experience Only Could
Have Built C-T-C Cords
EXPERIENCE a quarter-century of it enters
into the hand-building of C-T-C Cord tires.
The men responsible for C-T-C Cords grew up in the tire
making industry; took part in its progress, its develop
ments, its improvements! occupying the highest technical
positions. ,
One of these men was among the designers of the firtt
cord tire sent forth. Another supervised the entice pro
duction of a plant making thousands of tires daily. To .
another is credited the improved processes of many tire
making plants in this country and abroad.
The culmination of that experience experience which in
cludes every operation in fine tire making centered in
building the most improved plant in America right here
in the northwest; in providing the most improved lire
making processes; in assembling the finest materials
obtainable, and in building the stauncher, stronger, more
serviceable C-T-C Cord tire,
C-T-C Cords arc improved in design and construction
from the extra-powerful bead, more durable side walls,
to the heavily buttressed, wear-resisting, non-skid tread
- and can be driven with 3Qr,c lower inflation than pre
scribed for ordinary cords yet giving extra long-distance
mileage, while taking the bumps out of riding and the
road shocks from the car.
C-T-C Cords 30x3Yz lo 35x5; Fabrics 30x3 and
30x3iz only. C-T-C Inner Tubes are the heaviest,
strongest standard tubes on the market,
Harris r Freiu., ftrnucli Manager.
II i:i Yahiiii;tfiii Avenue, I,u (.ramie, Oregon
Dealers Throughout the County.
KfUTOItV Itlt.WCII
Columbia Tire Corporation
PORTLAND, OREGON. j
General Sales Offices: Broadway and Burnside. g
Factory: Columbia Blvd. and Mississippi Ave. . 5
"Dobbins Farm"
near Union will be subdivided into four ten-acre
tracts. One 40-acre tract with modern improve
ments. Tracts consist of the best land in Union
'i County with pood water right. One mile from
Union postoffice. -
For particulars communicate with "
v J. F. or W. M. DOBBIN, of Union,
or
' J. D. DOBBIN, of La Grande - f
MONUMENTS
(jen.CdrrS
ORDER THAT ;
MONUMENT NOW
We have made a pro
found study of monument
building, and an order
placed in our hands is sure
to receive faithful, intelli
gent execution.
We Will Gladly Furnish
Estimates
p t-iJ;
Blue Mountain Marble &
Granite Company
I.VIJ S Aw, X RranaV, Orr$nn
Dddge Brothers
TYPE-A' SEDAN
Its dependability- te taken for granted its
economy' of operation-is proverbial.
- Comment,, as a rule, is directed to the richness
of its fittings, and the dignified beauty of its
. coach work.
This beauty is not a superficial thing. It
goes much deeper than mere external
. adornments.
Like all creations of genuine excellence, it
emanates from the honest value which
Dodge Brothers have built into the car.
You sense it in the depth and comfort of the
seats richly upholstered in genuine mohair
velvet. It makes itself known the instant you .
close the doors which snap solidly shut, like
the doors of a safe. It emanates unmistakably
from every line and curveof the sturdy body.
0 It becomes most evident when you discover
that in smart company, where a car of le?s
. distinction would appear at its worst, Doclgi
Brothers Tyne-A Sedan aopears ::t its best.
Tlii price I Stnn5.no ilrlivcirtl
L. C SMITH
LA GRANDE, OREGON
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