La Grande evening observer., August 08, 1923, Image 4

THE LA 'GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday. August 8, 1923.
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La Grande Evening Observer
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llspalrhus herein also aj reaerved.
lii; IN KAl'.NKHT: Whatswrvi-r
Ihy hnixl liii'l'ili to do, .In It with
lliy iiiiKht. -KixU-siaHlca y; 10.
V- 5V'. . . '
BY JUNIUS
rest; the peacock can boa.-t of the
finest frill; the yellow canary can
siiif? the best, but the stork is the
bird with the lonest bill!
The' Ixne Wolfe frtrl who never
has been tardy or absent from school
in twelve veurs. Diobablv willl draw
!a husband who never gets home on
time for his meals.
Automobile owners are i'ettinu so
After rcadiiiK about all the beau
tiful brides, mux., a rp..i.
can't help but wonder where all the
iiuniciy nurrieu women come from.
Say. cull, don't git gay wid
me I'm so hard I scratches the
bathtub.
Uat'g nuthin'. I'm KO hard I
shaves wid a blow torch-
"YOU DON'T 'KNOW YOUR
la.y they will not even walk hvKOGS!" SAJD THE ROOSTER
their sleep any more.
taxi.
'fhey call
Sunslii
ine
i TliS other day a reformer says:
"IM ju.it us soon sec a tfirl dress in
; public as powder her- face."
i So would 1.
Cheer I' p.
This world is full of sunshine
This world is full of cheer
If we but tried to find it
Throughout each day and year.
TO THE OLD HEN AS SHE SAT
DOWN ON A GLASS ONE.
Still, the kniirhts of old whn tnnA
I up for women didn't,:jro so far as
to no ii in street cars.
There seems to be too many peo
ple interpreting the liquor laws, und I
not enough observing them. I
Let HEACOCK of Enterprise, Ore
gon, inBtall your Radiophone, and it
Let a War.; Ad find your buyer.
A La Grande man has discovered I
a young woman of 24 who didn't,,
know that a hen does not lay four ,
eirgs in one nay,' and anoiner or;.
The Hoy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls and other La Grande expoiv
ents of the out-of-doors are enjoying benefits of life ill the open.p who ha.i never .euteiv a piece of!
.They see the things of the world in a new light and understand a M ",U"L-
natuie helter. They meet friends in the same cause, swap stones
mi-l f,rni rminYninl ptminiin if insiVi inw Kvprv .slllflpnt. of l.llfl llic (lllfl- nftn,l
When the people refuse to bo up- i
the upliftcrs start another;'
f.. f.lM.I 1.. 'n,.H.1,IJ 111'!
doors jfet.s new object lessons, makes new resolves anu.iorms new VVOrk. !
,-i , i .. .1. i i. . . If
links ol cnaraca'r witn me nay oi suiisiuiie. i ...
. .... .. I Man spends half of his life cuss-
Sunshine is the test of summer time in Grande Uonde valley. in the old fogies ami the other half
It ripens the pram and fruit and gives strength lo the camper. : worrying about the rising generation.
All nature has a smiling face When the sun causes the plants to f,,.,.,,,.,., pr.0p!e are gambling in
grow, the flowers to open and the fruits to mature. Sunshine in-j murk';, but muny people here match
duces youth to get out, amid I he fields and forests, drink in the1
pure air and enjoy the health fulness of exercise in the open.
i. There are profits in sunshine that one does not always reckon
Ion when planning an outing in the open. It creates beauty audi
attractiveness and thereby adds to efficiency and usefulness. . It
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS :
Any. Make Sewing Machine for Sale or Rent
, From $5.00 to $140.00
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone 474-J Fir & JeffeiNon
.Movie Ad:
(iOKGKOI'H I'AGEAXT
o.llOO People.'
1,0011 Costumes.
When askit.g a man how he feels,
lidna in fiHinir 1110 fur fnfiifn wmlr i iwn tuc 11 dooii'n tnv '. alwuvs remember that there
. . . .. . ., , 1. , , 'c!m:u'e t.1 , a t he vi!l go into the har-
keeping young in order to continue enjoying the playfields of j. owing details in telling you.
youth. Yes, there are countless benelits to be derived from ming
ling with the all-outdoors. The sun paints smiles on the cheeks
of humanity in unerasible lines.
August
Fcieblists'
eat. What i
that eat nut
:ay we nre what we
lot of people there ure
A woman who han- lived on
party sandwiche all her life is
br'.-jnning to look like a lettuce
sandwich.
What is the matter, with August? It is the only long midsum
mer period of hot days, few showers find no holidays. There is
not even a suggestion of a national celebration between Indepen-1
denee and Labor day. " f j
August was not always the forgotten month of the year. In ;
early times the name was unknown. When the year was divided 1
into ten months by the Romans the period of heat and humidity j
marked by diy rivers, lakes and creeks was called' Sextilis. llis-j
' tory says it was Caesar who changed the seasons and gave iis the !
month of Augustusnow shortened to August. ;.' ... j
. Why not 'consult the goddesses," Certs, Pomona and Flora, and '
get a proclamation naming sofne day in August for a national festi
va'wwmmemonitiriii of the cerehlsrfitiits -'and f lowers ? ' Of why'
ma gei. Mime nuiien mermaio-nympn to set apart a clay lor na- i
tional atiuatic sports and liven up the month of August? Then.'
arc enough days to spare, the lime between light and darkness is
. long and- the danger in outdoor revelries is not so grout as in som.;
other seasons. August days and vacation-time are too bright id
be passed in the hum-drum of everyday existence.
Thf
You Tell 'Em.
robin is ilcaror than nil
the
Owning Your Home
Folks who some years ago bought houses and settled down to
live in them, made an exceedingly lucky stioke. A lot of these
folks are now getting their living quarters at a rent far below
what the average renter is paying. They might not be able to
bilild a new house for less than double what their home cost them.
The favoiable result or a good investment in real estate sliuu,!d
be considered by every family that is ambitious to acquire an in
dependent position. There may not be so much chance in I'utuie
years to make money by the advi nee in value of a home thai, on
owns. Still, in a geneial way, the people who own their own dwell
ings come out rather better than those who pay rent.
When you hire another man's house, a part of the lent is in
the nature of compensation paid to the owner to look after the
property. The occupant might just as well caie for it himself
and avoid having to pay this charge.
Marks of Quality
EASTMAN
Pl'idto Supplies
. CRANE'S '.
Stationery
, WATERMAN
Fountain Pens
.dandies
Red Cmhs Drug
Store
TIit3 PENINSULAR'
PIPELESS FURNACE
For
Willi or Comfort
Song writer has been given a year in jail, but it is too much
to expect that it is the chap who write, "Yes, We Have Xotliiii"-or-Other."
Hair dressers have decreed that ear muffs must go. Those
seems to be a need, however, for a muffler while eating com on
the cob.
Getting(the battery charged is not nearly so much of a prob
lent to the average motorist as finding a place to get t'u- "aso'in
charged.
The Russian soviet has accumulated a comfoitablo r,,M
serve, it is rci:or:.d. II-. creditors should ti.v ;.nd get. it."
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Wall street admits it can't explain this stock r.rnket. If cveiy
body knew, there would In- no speculation.
An ad offers moms at a seashore cottage, "with r. Mui-priv.it.'
bath." .Many would picfer the ocean.
Irfiuks us if Mr. Johnson is the ie;.l "din fanner," while Mag
nus manipulates the windmill.
The course of true love w ill usually run .smoother if tho vouii"
man has plenty of money.
Some persons an so unstable in their ways th.u they ,nv w ill
ing to try anything once.
Now is the time to pre
pare iVr winter. Let us
thow yea the many su
perior featured of
The Peniii.siilar Furnace j
Ouvrcn Uaiav.are &
Implenunt Co.
' w i r r" iitf iaX
sJQ) one need be without
Jresh
T - It
Live
When a br.eeze
made by the G-E ,
Whiz Fan all day '
long costs no more
in electric current
than carfare down
town or soda why
not live in live air
and be both comfort
able and healthy?
Get a G-E Whiz .
A
GENERAL ELECTRIC
, PRODUCT ' '
air!
i Dfaltrt't'iniow
'
9
G-E WHIZ
A General Electric Fan
$10.50.
For Sale
ByAH
'Check" Seal
Dealers
CANADA .
AMAZING
NEW FARM PLAN
Offered for the First Time by the .
Canadian Pacific Railway
(Payments extended over 35 years
All you pay down is 7 per cent of purchase
price. Then you have one year's free use of land
without interest, balance of principal amortized
on an easy payment plan of 34 equal annual
payments,"at rate of 7 per cent of unpaid princi
pal. The. 7 per cent represents 6 per cent inter
est and 1 per cent principal. Purchaser has
privilege of paying sooner if he desires.
The second payment falls due 2 years after
purchase. The annual payments which pay
principal and interest are less than average ins
terest rates on a bank loan.
NO TAXES
ON IMPROVEMENTS
YOU CANNOT BUY UNTIL YOU
INVESTIGATE -
From present indications Canada will harvest
the Largest Crop
in the history of the country. Why not investi
gate or, if von so desire, help' harvest this
ENORMOUS CROP? In this way -you can get
FIRST 'HAND INFORMATION. .
SPECIAL RATES
To Landscekers and Harvest Hands
For full information apply to R. C. Busworth,
Assistant Superintendent of Colonization, Ca
nadian Pacific Railwav. Rm. :202-'Jl Exchange
Bank Bldg., Spokane, Washington.
HENDERSON
CORSETS
Have many exclusive fea
tures. And are faultless in
Style, Fit and Construction.
We have a complete assort
ment of these on hand.
if'
Ladies Attention
When you come, in don't forget to visit our
Corset Dept.' We have just received the latest
creations in Brassiers, Corselets and. Corset.,
iBrassiers. We also have the Elastic Paraknit
Brassier that fit so we'll.
A CLASSIFIED AB WILL DO IT
Two Delightful Versions of the Season's
Varied Modes
Styles that interpret the modes with charming sim
plicity, these.. Representative of many equally de
lightful fashions for street or afternoon wear. Their
fine details of fashioning sure to appeal to women
who look for' fine grace and assured smartness in
their footwear.
The Bootery Inc.
A Paradise for Tired Feet
Home of the Arch Aid Shoe
GROVER SMITH, Mgr.
20(5 Depot Street . Plone Main 118
At that. Oip tmiily isn't
wluil you woiihl call a tinock-ri-
any moro than you woutd
1m conshh'tvil a knocker If'
you were iloliiK all you could
to boost for your homo town.
I 1
Opportunity Walks
in on Ihe tellovx).
Who haJ money,
-withouA , Waiting"
to krockl
l.i't's vAVi thf kllockliiK
l'r tli- olhrr f,llov nntl (In
till wo can to help this town
ami vounty.
Aii'l pi'isoually. tlie incni
h.'ia of this lr!mk ill ilo tlu-lr
Kliui'f I'S Blvlnit' yon a liank
Init Srrvtrr 11ml you rlulit
rully (li s, rvu as one of our
eustonurs.
VI it.- 11KI.1' 1 S WK lnu.I'
Vol" AND TOOKTIIK
wk m:i.f (Hit iiomi-:
TOWN.
That's rcul tiani work!
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