La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1923, Image 4

Friday, June 22. 1923.
PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
OFFICE CAT
AH IM)FI'KMIi:T rVKVVM'AI'KH.
Published CaMy nnd weekly t I-a
nrnnau, i.n-Kon, Dv I .a Cranue levell
ing Obnorver I'ulillxhliitf roii)iiiiy.
lilllJCK ii;.NNI.S. i;lllnr.
Entered ut the l'oMinfriee nt I-i Crumb'
Oregon, hh Kticontl lii; MhH MiitltT
A(1lrtHH all cotnmuniimtkui to THE
OHKKItVKIl. Hlti Adam Ave., L.a
(irnndu, Oregon.
sriiscuiiTio it a n:s.
II Currier.
.... 75c
Dally, per inonih
lny, per inree niunum t&.-o
Daily per nix mo., In advanco $l.oU
Dally, kuikIu copy dc
WITY A.M COIM'V 1UI 1( I Al
? 4 I'KK.
II y Mail.
Pntly, pt-r year. In iiciviince $5.0')
jiiiliy, ju intiiilltH In Mlvance J.ll
1hiIv. three moltlliM, in ailvaixe .... -'
1'iuly, per month ffii-
Dully. ptr iimnili f"
(In nuie III nth it el I leu Oregon MoMI
Kewn WlHini. J''rlliimi ; lrnieriul Ni'W
Simxl, I'nrllniul; MullnoiiiHli NoW
HtHiid. J'ortland.
Mi;llli:it OK AKSOl'l ATKU rilHSS.
The AfMUL'iRlt'd lT- la exel naively
fiitlllril l line fur l n ii lea 1 1 'H ( all
pawn dlftpatehea criiiliUiiI to It or not
,tier''i.'ie i-n-uin-1 in Utia (uiper, aim
llm tiie locul iiuwrf pnlil th.;1J n.r...
iKi rihtu of r--p:ihlteiitini f ftuelal
dlMimiehe lnTfiii lilno .ife rfwrvi'd.
SHALL DO THIS WORKS: He
tlnit believoth in nu-, the woil;-; that
I do shall lie do alsc; and trroater
works thuti thoi-e .-hull he do; he-
cause l K UIUO ,,l vainer. joiui
14:12.
I
ft.
BY JUNIUS
There Will Be No Recall
Kvn km:v hetttT than to
JrmjitiiiK Ailam with anything
had cn:otl.
Al 1 , I, ,..w.-.. nl W.11.M.4 i..ll..l Imll'U ll'I'itl.l-U U I ll-i 11 (V ' t-V,
Umil UlltU tl lilUlilll CI1U1H,1V- ill-ll.KIHUlHIl 111.1. J lllH.l.Xkl ' fo j lijtuti
a story fiom Kiilwn Ihiit then; will lio a recall on Walter M. I'knce,
now govt'inur of 0iei;im.
,; There will be no recall on Pierce. It is plain that the i.eii.';;.
lional news will be continued at intervals but there will be no
recall.
When it conies to recalling a governor lxcaiisu he makes mis
takes in appointments, or because some one or even a lot of peo
ple thinks he makes mistakes in appointments, it can't lie done.
The people as a whole do not care a rap about who holds minor
offices, and the flurry of today is forgotten tomorrow except by
' those who are affected by the change.
' SVe believe the governor is making some mistakes; that he u;
;licting on the wrong judgment at times, but we ai.e not lvjitdy to.'j
.help recall Pierce and wo don t behove any great number ol peo-
M;:i arc i-renin res who cut liown
! I'ceat ticf-i tu make room for
iniri tlu".i plant liltle uplinj.H
All ail in a Honda paP'T says:
"Wanted Kluatly, respectable young
man to look after a (farden und care
for u cow. who has a ijood voice
and n(cu.-toincd to sinir ill a choir
Vou can't always
never yM tiuht-
tell. Tightwai'.s
i Speakers come and speakers sot
.Seme of 'em say "I told you so,''
I Sonic of 'eni start to "Show their
: stuff,"
So-iie of 'em ti-- to "Throw a IJIuff,"
:Sonie of 'em try lo he real funny,
.Some of 'e.ii ronie lo "tfel the
money,
ul the ''" who makes us all weel
'pie in Oregon are ready to do such a thing.
I
Is the
happy.
"ton-minuli!
it "snappy.
hint" who makes
Why Advertised Goods Sell
, A wife is a person who thinks
.'1m wou'dn't lie nervous if you
! v.'?;'cn't there to criticize her driving.
j (,'oirect I his sentence: "The hus
;Uar:d brouyhf home three unexpected
111 ; j;iir'.t:-:, and the wife smiled happilv
he c,;-i:;tcd them."
"K's a jra'.e life," the coal re
marked when the kindling was being
l;iihted.
. i There are many reasons why advertised goods sell best.
speaking of nationally advertised goods, for example, travellers
are able to purchase the same brand of cracker in the east as in
I the west. In the north as in the south and all of them are equally
good and crisp.
And the same principles apply to all merchandise and good! A ,ew l"",k advertised in an
, i i i ii n-i i i it t i i 1 i- 'a.crn paper as a story of "Dessert
made or sold locally. The buyer knows that a local advertiser is j., vers." no'es Amos Tash. "It ought
ready to stand behind his product because his advertising is moof l" hi,v,1' wi,!t' ;",'" 0ur favorite
, . . ,. , " is appie p:c- W hat .--, yours?
of his confidence . : .
The advertiser is known and has pledged himself to stand back i
of his merchandise, lie has given his printed word to the general
public and must keep it. It is the mark of good faith and is rec
ognized by buyers the world over as such.
Almost without exception, all of the improvements in packages
or other containers have boon the direct outcome of advertising.
If Ihn twiicues
n!k. tho- cuith!
f some shoes could
ay a mouthful.
What this country need.! is an
iiilarni chick lhat wakes up only the
man who gets it.
IVupl,' win: live in glas
hould undress in the dark.
houses
i r
The president of the United States is coming and Eastern Ore
gon people are preparing to receive him. Business nun of La
Grande have deserted their business houses and many spend most
of their time on To) 0' lllue Mountains in preparing to welcome
this honored guest. The whole community is looking- forward to
the occasion with great delight, for Kastei n Oregon cannot hope to
have a president here once in a lifetime, scarcely.
Top O' lllue Mountains will live in history because of this cele
bration. The old Oiegon Trail pageant will be a historical fact
and its impression will be left with the nation, as it should be.
This is a great year for the northwest and the third day of
July will be the eventful day.
( '(iMl'OItT Fins r
To the '.eho c.i' the Southern Sea,
A goo I niis.iooary, said he,
"A calico skii:
Is as cheap as dirt!"
'Hut is it as cool?" said she.
Vhc;
fc ;t-nr
.inrdc:
:i:i:ig
i we :r.c ci-a-y. as that pro
lays we shall he, perhap'!
ers can nve the expense of
a laiv.yer to pr; ve it.
idea'; and gingham in
many a wreck of the
The idea that the wmld owes every man a living has put many
men in the poorhouse.
Many persons would be better
thing until tomoi row.
off if they did put off some
IDARM '
':;.
'ou ii;il i!i liy wli li ym
ilrptiall lo In- hail !te I l y
t..il.' Ihiiik.
I n ; rait If Nii1iuii.il
II.uiU ol' (Ir.iinlc. Oregon,
:in ii in tiitivr nl the ifi it y
I'cilrral lit'M'rtc Sj.sicin
li Ik Hie tin-Ht po-.vi i l Li:
fin, nit lal Institution in tti.
world today.
tUir liiillli i 1 1 1 j i 1 j y i:ll rll I
i'!l' r - p ii t a I I i n lor Its
tl''-n;;tii :.lid stati.lily y ,y.
liro'tdrlntlt
'OiUcs (viu.-e
raiiiily .vliiji.
S mo pc-tp'o aio surprised that
! Jui-li skin is thu-k faoujrh for shop
j'eiitlicr, hit thty don't know much
aliout loan sharks.
i A nu'iv p.'ik'strlan, slatMlin on the
Kvniir liy i!i postoiiK-o cotititoil the
i vehicle-; whir h passed him during a
, hi few i. iiautcs he fore he i-ro.-t.-e I
ti t lreet, and tlu-.e are what he
: :w: I'm autoi;it.lM!( seven truek.s,
i five delivt'i v car.-, si; hicyc'.es, a
tram of lioi-s.'s, a huirV horse.
hroe poi aii'lmlalors ami last of a'l
the file Iruek for v.hieh I'veryliody
.- eat tiM ,-,!. Two hoys on hieyeles
'Hi'.! to h:ok on ten cars hat were
".liooeu ' off.
I'ioiH-.'r Sl;ti lrivir 1'iisk;s
l;IHJ;it . Mont., .lane '11. (AP)
Soli nit'.i "! ;,'!;" l!Mddie, !ar' driv
er and I.,dia.; fijrhler is di ail aftoi
;i iv-iJoMo- in .Montana of fifty-eiulit
vi'Mi'.-. i:iitll.- drove :.I;ie for lien
Holiday in .Mo;:Vaaa terrilurv in
is.;;,. I
4 9
till' Ol It.H III. lilt'
n d mart '
tub. his eeteetrv
it improv'fS his
Toresihb. " .
isii.p in tliis
.1 ii.l :, d to
I .in!, n
W
t 'tiiti:'iiiiiii.i Jiiiif ;-:.':
I
tzti 4 u i tbr tVi ST'v .iW
Chautauqua, June L!-lth to 29th, incluf ive.
Bargains to the
Fore
The day of aloofness is past for everybody. As merchants it is our duty to
ptovidc a better place to do shopping. It is our duty also to provide bellcr
merchandise and at a greater saving to you. We have provided ii be le.
place for you to shop today we take up the task of providing a better class
of goods and at greater savings.
The time to reduce your
shoe bills is when the op
portunity presents itself.
Saturday we offer all
Florsheim Shoes and Ox
fords. Reduced
m
A Great Sale
of Women's
OXFORDS
PUMPS AND
SHOES
All women's f outwear will be reduced
10 per cent. The smart new numbers in
suede, patent and sal in are included. You
will at least enjoy seeing these new styles.
Growing Girls
FOOTWEAR
Growing girls footwear,
one-strap, low heel, sizes
3, 4 and 5. They sell in a
regular way up to $3.50.
These will be ideal for va
cation wear.
Special ,
$1.19
Hart Schaff ner & Marx Suits Reduced 20
"Every Suit In The Store Reduced"
Closed Season
on Boiled
SHIRTS
Rit on your frontier rags to
day and help advertise the Old
Oregon Trail Pageant to be held
Top 0'Blue Mountains at Mea
cham July 3-4. You will find a
big assortment of inexpensive
hats and other togs that will an
swer the purpose. See the win
dow display.
Y6u have never been disap
pointed in the wearing qualities
of Hart Schaff ner &. Marx
Clothes they were always
worth the price you paid. Now
you are offered a saving of 20
per cent on something you know
to be reliable. This is economy.
Men s Hats
Reduced 10
The sale covers all hats in
stock Stetsons, Felts, Bloom
and Koch Straw Hats, Panamas
and cloth hats.
I'K'KMCK F.KS
Hcnk Your Horn
Open Early and Late
Thin Summer
G-oing out for the day?
We have these ready:
Buttled Soda
Cigars
Candy
Gum
Gi a;v Juice
Ginger .Me
11. Pol ler
Cigarettes
Kodaks
Fiims
C'v.olate Bars
I'is'.i Hooks
Fisli I.iin-3
Pods
Test l.ir.es
lor.deis
S;nl-er;;
Ncwlin D
Company
rue:
notick ok hum; oi-
FINAL ACl'Ot NT
In the ('" v r.i-M-t of the State
of Oreijo" for U' hi'i Oeinty. '
In the MaMer of th Ktate of !
Harry Hrink, Deceased.
Notice i herehv jyiven that Ih?'
undersigned has filed his Final Ac-1
count as administrate! of the estat
of Harry Brink, deceased, and the
County Court of Union County, Ore
ron, has fixed the 'Z'Mt day of July.
l!j;:, at U:0( o'clock in the fore
noon, at its Court 'Room nt the Couit
Hettse in l.a (liiinde, Orejcon, as the
time and place for hearing any and1
all ohjeetions to the said Final Ac- j
eotnu ami seuiemem oi sam estate
ltp of first publication June '11,
U L. S.VOIHIRASS,
Administva'
(.1 recti Hess, Attorneys for Atli
nunistrator.
June JJ-'J'.t Ju!y ( -1 :? -20
oooooooooooouooooooooooooo 1
O o '
District Conference.
The members of the I. O. O. F,
and Kehekah lodire of .Union :.nd 1
Wallowa counties will meet tomoi'-'
row at Klin in the annual Unic-;
Wallowa county district conferene?-'
Arranneineuts have hceit complete!
for the entertainment of Elin v s:
ters, aerordinjr to le ports fiom Ki
ll, at the ennfereae?.
The ailerdanec tvom Union county
expected to lie lanre and UaGrande
will send many delegates to the cc li
fe renve.
A n-w collar IniHon lms i.(.n fn.
" " ,Mi'1 nr land
'.i-n It faiiH. iwW),
Mas never hem how
'iiihis. hut uM. rc.
riwht .side
a collar bullous
i
Southard &
Shinn
o 1
o !
8i
I'.nlik AiltollKiblli o
o
IliiKk St-rik g
lliilt k I'arls anil Aiiiwivlr. S
0
l'lunie Matu ."iKT
Cor. Adams and Fir g
Hidden beauty
in your hair
TN every woman's hsir
hidden heaurv it wait
inn to he brought out by
the Wild root treatmtnt.
Vou will h surprised to
sec how quickly these two
preparations will chance
your Vhole appearance.
WILDROOT
Hjt Tonic w Liquid Snanpto
moss uni t;
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
M IIIE MIDI' AXI) FOINORY
II i:n..l of Mucnlnory. Automolilks n,l Tractors Ruoalrcd.
Ovi.rliaul..( and .tcbuiit.
Ac-tyli-ne W.I,linK of All Klnda
Oylliiilor liorinp nml Ovcralzo Plstonn
OrnnKsnaftii, Pistons nn,l Piston Plna HcKround
Giro Us a Trill
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
ooooooooocoooooooooouooooooooooooooo
ooooooooooooooooo
APPLIANCES
H. & S. Electric
Edison Mazda Lamps
111? Deput St. phone 3g:J.w
-'01
I lie prohh ni
ooooooooooooooooooooooouoo
I ocooocoooo
occooooooooooooooooeooooooooooooooooooooooS