La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 14, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, June 11, 1923. PAGEFOUR THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande Evening Observer! Alt lM)KI'KM)i;.M' MCWM'AI'KII. II r Mall. PnhllHlieu Caily nrt wicklv nt Lulp'tity. pir ynr. in Htlvum-B- $:..hh Brando, deon, Iv J.k (iramlf Kvimi- I l'iity, .-m mhhjMih In ikJvumi.- $-. InK ObhtTvcr JMihlixhlUK Ciunimny. j J i i I ' . Uili'i- tnuiilh. In n-iv;iNf IUIUCE PKNNIH, I'MUr.i. U'Hy. pt-r mui.lli .r.M. il;jilv. m-r niDiiin i . ' ' 1 " I On n-,ii' in th-r Hi r-M"n Hi. l. I ; , . I , : tintnrodiut Uiti I'OfinffVe til I,tt Crntid. OrH(n, uh, fci-eond OIhha Mnit MjiIU-i I Nws Hhii.il. I 'or t In ml ; Inin-rliil fc i (i inl. I 'or t hi m! ; M liltixuii'ili .NV Ht it ltd . I'oi l liinii. Address all comiiiunloniloiis lo THL ORHtillVKU. 1 III. Aduina Av I -a Ornndo, (r?4ron. fll HHCItll'TlON hati:m. 11 Ciirrlrr. Pally, per umiiiti 7iic lily, i'T thri-o month a i'S.Si lui'lv M-r n mo., in atlvuncu Jl'" Dplly, uinKle copy 6c MKMlll'JK F ASSUriATKI) l'Hi:Sf. The AMsncmN'ci I'n-HM in ttxclUHively I entitled in nv im imi:iIIi;iIi-i. t Hi; (it'Wd (Ji?iHt li'M fTfUlUd In II of not I yllu'rwih- Li t tlii'-'l in I ni) p.tp- I. j Ii-h litciil i.rwK puiilli-l 1 1 1 1 -1 I . ,UI rl;;l'lt "f r'-pi:tit;iiinin -f .nii'r.lMi dlnpit ln-r'in also nn- rt-M-i v f CITV A.D t'OlM'V OKKICIAL l'AI'KK. nut to be rirh: ce i: c 1 .oin lli.ne own .uhIo:ii. I' tir lichos tx-i taiiily niaktjj thctiiMrlviM wins; tht-y lly u.vuy. j I'rovtM'lis 2":4. ii- OFFICE CAT THAU I MHH K 4 3V JUNJVS is applying the brakeu, und there are "rJn. lots cf them1. ! im'-4.lfe : eu friend: One who will lend you money. Knemy: One who did. What has become of the old-fashioned fellow who would about as soon erack a safe on Sunday as a smile? It's a darned hard world where yon are held down by the upper dog and held up by the under dt- Another way to succeed as n!11lllMll- (r-iriluiioi- i 1, hV. more Iporsistency than a weed. j Clothes may not make the man, but I liicy certainly show on many wo imen. The Flag I Advertising pives wings lo ideas I and carries them throughout the . . ; country. If vou can't "sec' ailvertismir as an imperative need for healthy! A business man piesident is what iti"vu. s " i" t-'-L" line country needs, ami lor mat rea li.-;ts. lou neoil Vil. son. ro!iiililv it never will L'et it. Ono hundred ;nm .orly-six years ;ij-o tod:iy conj'icss tidu pled , ;""-' people nnairn e that Ciiincst ,, ,. ., , , c, . ii r ii , cat rats. 'J'i..'.. ., iinUunu, the Chi- a flag lor tliu Lulled States. Ihiit eiimlem ol Ajnoiicaii Iiljuilies nl,.e jmasjus we eat dus. They and natiimal life has uiideittone many re;Tou)inj;K, Imt it still !' nrueh about lit doits- remains the Ijanner with the starry field and alternate sliippiiuvai ciourc ier, N'. J., is to have a of led and white. u all its history it has never lieen trailed in. . u-. K'H''y Work." , That . ... , :uu'ils ail ili'iit but the enemies wc the dust ol deleat. the siylit ol it inspired llie soldier in liie war ,avf. wt,(i niie t ilVK them to slcepj of the Involution, in the nation's second war with Uritain, on with a sr.-.k on the bean. . Still, if the doctors make an end of all incurable diseases, hew will rich men fret out of the penitentiary I.a Grande Kuotist (sueakine tn himself): "With all your faults, old man. 1 love you just as mucn ever-" the cactus plains of Mexico, and the upholder of the Union inj the Civil war. Those enlisted under its folds put the pirates of' the Jjiii liary Coast out of husiness and humbled the once proud j Spain. It waved over those who went to assist in the suppression of Hun "ktiltur" and it was home triumphantly home when the' fighting' ended in driving the invaders fioni ('landers fields. ! .It always has stood for libeity and equality of opportunity and it stands for that still. The liberty it represents is not Met ns, but freedom under the law, as expressed in the will of the ma jority. Never litis that flair nieant moie to the world than it means today. Americans may be proud that it litis always been carried with honor on the field of battle, but the a'cconipli.ih-, men Is of pence over which it has waved have been greater than those of martial glory. Pride should lie in that the flag litis flown over a nation devoted to construction rather than the opposite, j over a people not military but peace-loving, builders for the good of all, not favor to the few. a .sum; ok .si'itiNt; Rejoice, rcj'.iice, ye sons of men! I;ri,rhlly shines Uie sun auain- Thousands of irraduates are leav ing tiie colleges this sprinfr thinkinrr . their education is complete, but they I nave an rui to pel marrieu yet. , ,',.,,. All .candidates need two hats No who I,vo louth of the Green, , think Amos Tash. One to toss intc Quick, y now your windows screen. , t;,e rinR-, and the other to talk thru. The fur:l.-.;e. clel.n. do not forgot. I " " " ' Or, winter conu;s, you will rej;ret. ( Fur coal do net suffer ain. Have tile douirh'.' then fill the bin.' . The i i-fi ie,en;t.' r, too Will it iast the sum.ner through? NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH I Tint lifvv baijy O, wow, wow! Better buy tht? mrrujjc now. Ah! What ivlief! Your I nostril open riht un, the air jh 'V 'lilt' ("iliC'l'S onr iicioi are clear mid "ih la'lv walkiiur fn.. ii.rht wi,fireatlie frwly. No inorc hawk cetaialy wet) liai.tnce.l-'' I IMIII t T 11 ' uisciiur'ie. iiriuvaciie. orv- ilin;,' fur bi-yTli at night, iliirrh is eV". I Apply Cream in NostrXs To Open Up Air ravages. OUR DUTY- njK. miii'ous ness no Mini:. , your cold or c .u. y a jo , man weeps u, near. )'t ,:,v 4ulled .il' Oct a small that tiu preltv te.'i.mne detenilant lw.nl,. r -i.'i..'u V '-........Jti.,!... (u Not all who have lived and prospered unikr the American forn .wu. :;s i"':'i'il' "' bU wife irni.t now. Uk a little irf'this - , i i , i . r-i c -:e.ue;t- fniauirt, iiutisi'iirnTcrpiun in vour nos- of government have slrown appreciation ol its buielits. Pome t-ii. let ii penetrate tiirmiBii 'everv nir would tear it down and erect a Soviet Russia with till the honot.i Wh" '! ".," ''" eoall ihe of .the iien.i; soutin nn-i' heal , , ... . . , ., . ., ,. ., , y-U'J: n::m lau. slrwes out lor n:m- ihe swollen, inlhimed niucmis incmliniiie, of that sort ol regime 111 its Stead. It IS fitting, llierelolC, lllat sell' lcvekc.i no prai e for it? Riving you iiiitnnt relief. Kly'n Cream l-'lag Dav should be observed by organizations of patriotic mil no.-:"- ,, . ' . , , , ib'im is just what tvv cold aiai catarrh " . He is a inre lool who thinks that sullcrer bun been seeking. Us just to instil and renew appreciation ol what government means wider t.. of his automobile horn splendid. the flag loyal Americans honor above life itself. A recounting of what the flag represents will inspire youth to honor the embicm " and it will renew in those of maturer years fealty lo the banner j under which they live. ; Remove the cause of your misery this week! If you suffer from exhausting foot pains, weakened, sag ging arches, unsteady ankles, hot burning feet, corns, cal louses, bunions this week h your chance for sure relief. Here at this store we are co operating with the noted foot authority, Dr. Win. M. Echoll, to remove the cause of these foot troubles which afflict seven out of every ten persons in town. DsSchoIIs Toot Comfort Weel is an organized drive to end foot trouble!. Get the benefit cf it by letting us fit you with the Dr. Scholl Appliance or Remedy which your tcrtured feet demand. We have, ready to serve you, jx Foot Comfort Expert specially trained in Dr. Schoirs method of foot correction. Hi3 services are abdoluttly free. BriiiV your out troubles t'J nsJime V!h to the 2SrJ as ti liiercluint, is to serve, this com munity with the newest and best mer chandise at the most advantageous prices. With the renewal of. outdoor activi ties comes an iigelit need for bcauti- iosieiy that fits well and "assurance of trim appearance iiunch service in strenuous sports. Everybody, everywhere is taking ad vantage of this service and their hosiery bills are noticeably less. too. ful tio.sierv-rfi S J gives thj .,.,,i ,y. i aiitirt V A r PI B U R LI N CTON -f HObltltY Automobile Courtesy Courtesy is a word that seems to have been completely dim- j inaled from the lexicon of the auto driver. Let the nios't mee)iJi of men get at a wheel and they become arrogant devils, delcnn- incd to "have their rights" whatever the consequences. It is;t motoritis in its most acute form. j Let a dog or rabbit cross the road and the driver will instinc- J lively slip on the brake, but if a human being" hoves in sight J he will press ihe horn button and step on the gas. J Here is an aspect of human nature that never mnnil'cslvd it- self so forcibly befoie the day of the gas buggy. It is an interest- iug one, nevertheless. J Have you ever stopped to think wha IL L means to you Four expert clerks on duty to givyou SERVICE. o!.":) into our store and see how quick you are given ooooocoooooouooooooooooooo ' aepiAuCT,rcaaaKTjima7j3aMaaaBBMW 2 P. x . a 1 Shinnf gp 2 Hub It Automobiles JT 0 I nS'ijSf'Jy Southard & Living costs increased one per cent in Apiil, not being con- trolled by any one-half of one per cent law. J The rhubarb season arrived just as the boycott on sugar under way. The world often ap) ears lo be woi anost of the noise is made by pessimis f - ,o,",e off than it is b.caus, ; fJM- Thcui',!i sociitlists httve abandoned the sotip box, then assurance that the arguments will be improved. !i Sriinn f'l , Z I lluli It Aulouinlilles Jf 0 H afi S'S '"' Vvl JF .''II ff I g Itttlek I 'Iris and Anburies. g ITOlfif S : CorjAdaSl'w'id' Pir g fer ooooooooVuulCoooooooooooooci our SERV- !: r. .. j t , .a SERVICE. ; V: .v--.:.';:iiL 8 I i " ' , : IB ri&tiOtZi&Ut on vo,V Notice V.'e eliminated our soda fourain because we ap i.i eLi.ited liow you felt when yti come in and waited .j or 10 minutes while the clevs were busy serving soda. Jut't stith items as trying to eliminate, so we iiv i;s wliCiAvou wantj The (luesfiiiu. "What is to become of the woild" will soon b settled by the grailuales. " rin tejati Store CiuiLitauqiui June 24th to 2SUh, inclusive. UK lo viwt:y otittluur sports Ir iitnio' and K;iii )i'altn itsiiru iXtiiu opt-n :iir. TIhto :.mn Xiit itivi's t:ie ainletr .plfaiithlf I'Neivise than nn: ulik'h i-;'n hi cnjovil n lawn at lioine. In tipi-lato 1 ill; of sporting kooiIs ynu will fini trim is, poll". iirt-l Ikwi Ixill out lit:, an wvll ti.shin. at LIMv'a. F. L. LILLY b: k5 1C The public is JirtliaUy invited to join with the agein the observance, of FLAG DAY at Elks' Temple at 7:30 Tonight. All Elks are urged to come and bring their friends. Instructive lesson in Americanism Good Music. FLAG DAY COMMITTEE. ! CAN'T FIND-A BUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER AD OBSERVER WANT AP iiiiiiiihiii ATiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CJ TCi ijCf iiiiiiiiiniiii l'or a WtKlmu .irbiuh I you ca:i i-Iumh- tHnhin;: o:c I appropii;:.- i!...a ., ,,imu 1 j front i'ii," !....' tiivpl.iv f ihe I fulliiK..:.d an .pie, I, -n nuke f j tills JMt'c:!! M.ll'.ii;, . ,. I ihe iiitliiiaiy. W'e u so;';ev it in ho:h I'-e I .. l'latc and Ait in Nul::i,Y 1 .Xll. VE.Rf& SON I 5ILVER 77ie Long-Li fc Plato r 1 r l 'WiUATUI SEE month for brip and groom I t K AITROPRIAT; PRESENTS DAINTY TABE FAVORS i IT10N GAUDS III STOCK Newlin Book & Stationery Co. . I nn-I l.as, Ixill olltllts, lis well as "' - ' -r ' fiMhinK. at Lilly's. I ' ' ' . , ... ,, ... l f. l.lilly : rnmmmmi I I I'lMine Main it is A.lam.i w'AlWK4E;iiJMi) I ............ j luj i .t , ,;,,, ,u.llt nsc a fnr I - ' . ",l"' by a sliiKle stroke but 000000000000000000:100000000' 'P-eIVs J SiZ"' """ O ( o V MZ 4$C'?' A fortune Is usually tlie re- o V iepstcsr. 2 ''JjTjZ) Jf? S"" "' n r"1 and ayatemat- O .0 "hk V--V "' "f every available re- 0 rfk .1 c 1 1. ' 1 iii. 1 X 2 ! iJ5-: JfrUi ! I 1 1 i 1 1 You eatiXrt tin- nitcleiis I , . , ' ' " A !'" Is all you n.',,I , i I Quit tloaH bubbles -'' ::.,;! jTakeaW ! QA ta rieniy or 10 - a y j art buil(llllis ror lho tulmu !! We Xavc Klak film 0 o ill tht compte assort- i jo nient, ;iuto.-aphic and 10 ntm-ai tocrphic and S f'?Cvi (fcxl 7 fin S all of it L rcadv for V iirL. .0 i,. ..r. .,,... , .,r M .r,- an. 1 o i ! 5T L yrory grajjaasjai RED CROSS DRUG : j it takks 100 ykars to crow timder STORE o i ITT OUT YOUR HUES h S;.