THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
MONDAY, AUGUST 29,1923.
PAGE FOUR
La Grande Evening Observer
AM INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER,
Published dally and weekly at La
Branae, Oregon, by L& Grande liven
ing Observer PublfihhiHr Company,
URUCE DENNI8, Editor.
Entered at the Poatorrtce at L Grande,
Oregon, aa Second Clans Mall Matter.
AddreriB all cnmiminlcrtliuna In TH h
ORBEHVKK, 141 Adania Ave.. La
Grande, Oregon.
SUBSCII1PTION RATES.
B Mall.
Clnllv nr vast in m.nvnrm f S. 0"
Dally, nix months In advannn
pally, three months, It) advnnet
I;tlly, per iiKJiiib 6"'
linilv nfp iiwuilri .6(1
On sale In othr cltl OreRitn Hti i
Nkwi HtHnil. I'orllarul' Imperial Ni-wr
Btniid, I'oMliind; lultnontnh New
Bland. Porilnnd
Hi Carrier.
Dally, per month
Dallv. iter three months
Dally, per six mo.. In ad van
Unity, fctuKltt copy .....
MKMIIKfl 1F APIMJIATKI I'HKWH.
The AtmoeiMed lre 1 exMunlvl
nfittl to ime for nnhllceti'in of a!
news dispatches i-reottt-d to It or not
othHrwirt rrdfid In this paper, and
.ian h in. j.1 ni'ivi nnhllfihe'l theriT'
All rlrht" of re-pit.ll.'lnn f ap"ilil
tlmnnfrh h.rln m1hm n r-nr-.i
7fir j
m:e"Z" 1 1 : I "-M IM'N:- d no1 ?ivv
6C ; ijh the hi. hit of K ir: but l povvr
In ml of love find of Bound mind.
VtT AND nil'N'n IIKKM-'IAl Tinmliiv 1-7
iAi'i:rt.
Give The Farmer A Rest
A lot of worthless advice is being cast at the feet of the farm
; ers these days by well-intentioned persons;' For example a metro
politan editor quotes approvingly some suggestions recently made
by the head of a great corporation, in which the latter contrasts
the methods of his concern with those of the average American
f aimer. We are told that the executive of a large industrial es
tablishment knows with exactness just what it costs to produce
each of his pioducts and to place it upon the market. He keeps
himself well informed in regard to which of the elements of his
output are profitable and to what extent, and he is therefore able
to shape his policies to meet shifting conditions. Again, when pro
fits begin to dwindle in an up-to-date manufacturing plant, im
mediate inquiry into the causes thereof is instituted and Vigorous
steps are taken to reduce costs, failing which unprofitable lines of
manufacture are discarded or curtailed. ' "
The industrial counsellor to the farmer does not go into de
tails. He does not tell the cost of employing efficiency engineers
and their staffs and while doubtless stacks of stationery, rafts of
figures and days and weeks of time ai'e consumed in calculating
the cost of "leaks'' and apply remedies, the farmer is left in tho
dark as to what proportion the costs of efficiency bears to tlie cost
of the product to the ultimate consumer.
After a laymen devotes a few minutes to the annual statements
of some of our great corporations particularly to some railroad
-compilations he becomes impressed with the feeling that tho
secondary object' of such concerns is the development of mathe
maticians adept in the art of splitting- decimal fractions and ar
riving at the cost of carrying a pair of .shoelaces from Boston to
Spokane or between some other points. And the second thought
id that if some of this time, labor and material were directed into
other channels better results could be achieved.
OFFICE CAT
THAOI MARK
BY JUNIUS
HUPPPI:
Wewmodels
'tinny how tiitn-s t-hunKf ! Iog days
arc nearly unded and a lottu peopi
didn't even know tlny wens here.
An improvement in America la
rejiurU'd, A New Yorker w'.ilppod
u man for pinging "Yes, wo have
ho bananas."
AI uM of lit; do not want to be very
bud or wry good, but Just kind a
comfortable!
WIIATKVKK KI.SK THE
ritlTIt! OK AIODKIIN IJATHiN'J
MAY 111-:. HHK ISN'T A I'Klt
KK(T TI1IKTY-H1X.
There are a lot of people In
(innide who would like to rewrtto
Golden Itule.
Tuo .flips wliile ntteiidinjr, lb'
itieiifMiiK bull tune hi ('(ilifoniit,
tftMKl tiiirow-ri'd during the pla
JiiK T "llnw livy I Am," llilnkiiitf
it was (he national u nt hem.
Our Own Private Opinion.
, Jle onco wore shirts of calico,
f JJut dilt lied 'em when he got
mime dough,
lie changed Into shirts of percale,
When calling on hit one beat girl.
And prospering, left those behind,
To 'dun lint lobby madrai kind,
' JIIm wealth piled up, he bought
Home lam,
And Hoon acquired the pongee
brand. ,
I'pon the land discovered'oll,
And now ills shirts coinu to u
boil.
Of dfiiruond Httids and soup und
fish
He h;in all any man could wIhIi,
And still, hiti face has not tho
of Jo be wore with calico.
A ntw'und lurgur iiapntqWle, lUi
improvement hW ' ref4mmuntv
tbrouKhout both body and chtuwls, if
announced by the. Hupp Motor Car
Corporation.' The cur ls, now' em dis
play at Hm'th and Frees local deal
era, i ,
The car la being offered In Ojei
usual seven Hupmobile mod.els -touring
car, roadster, speel.il touring.
speclul roadster, two poaspnger coupe
Tour pusaeiis!- coupe anj sedan,- . ,
Officluls of the corporation, In an
nouncing the pew models, - say , that
they will out-perform to a .marked
degree any previous . HuQinohlle. i
udlitlon, by lengthening- the whenl
base, by ghanirfng tbe lterlor dlmen
Hlona,. by lengthening both front and
rear springs and by a general- redis
trlbutlon of weight, materially easier
riding has been Insured, It, is stated.
The net results of theae and tho
following changes, combined with an
Improved appearance and, chassis re
finements, are a car which will stU
flirt tier Increase. Hupmobile long life,
give a smoother and morp' comfort
able' operation, better engine operat-
ing balance, ahd iricfeaae .of J power
tlon and ecpnomy, according to' the
officials statement announcing the
car, whlch, also, aays: J.'r ' .
The cranH?liaft Js-counterbalaitcfd
and ita.weigrth increased to ellninat0
all tendency to whip oraprlng', ami lis
bearing areas are 2u 'per ce.nl greater.
Split piston skirt pistons and connect
ing rods are llght-vrelgni alumllnun)
alloy. Kach piston - weigKs' .ivo"
ounces less than, the previous gray
Iron type. " Connecting rods are- droj
forged light-weight alloy type, ' and
are not only !8 ounces' lighter per 'rod,
but stronger than steel,' ' .
A Smoothness ' and "an absence, of'
vibration almost .unbelievable! results
Iron,! the .combination ot heavier,
counter-balanced crankshaft, r , lighter
pistons and connecting. rod. . . '
j ne new iwo-uiuie, ciutcn is. excep-.
tlonally. easy tu.operatc and affords
silent gear cbangen at any speed and
under any -c ire urns tuces: (.Hutch plato
are of spring steel, slightly, concave,1
making' engagement easy" ahd" 'soft.
Transmission gears are larger in dia-i
meter, heavier and of. longer lifeJ
They .are of high carbon alloy steel.
oil treated and tempered the . most
he
Somehow I think the guy's a nut! l-wwtly and the best ear construction
known. -. T,! v. ' - - -
TalkiiiK about shirts never judge '''he wheelbase has been leggtfiehe'd
There is another fact which these mmistiial counsellors i'nil 11 man ,,v a i ier week clerk
iuow!i ni cnerK on silk shirts white
$;i) per wMk mart usually weavs
be, accused of
ON K l - CMTANDI-; UOOfl
fVIln I .. 1 1 A YVA K K N'KiHTS
WOI 1 1 1 V I (r OVKIl - II KTI I -
Kji, i!' ami., ' wo iA)
M-VjIi I Tu I M 0( 'NOT, SOW
has insomnia ni-x'Arsi-:.
SI IK I'll).
to reveal, or at toast .stress: They do not tell how, often they mis-
iuuVe the markets: how often thev mle tin excessive inventories: MhlrtM ,lll,t eouidnt
i ei.... i :.. u..: i ...i.... i:.., '!,,VPn part silk
now oiiuji uiuy mimi n iwt, ti if numi iione tuiriy hi tin; ajiunii';
'market by thq most efficient industrial organizations in the world:"
how often they order l)last lurnaccs to he banked, plants to bs
closed down, mines to cease operating, in order to neutralize., the
effects of misjudged economic conditions. They are, also careful
to suppress the fact that they arc often compelled to reduce or
f.usi)cnd dividend, tfonittlimes -tlrey default on bond intercstijiiand
not infrequently they :;:e forced to rai'c additional cipital tO.Piive
a great concern frum bankruptcy. '
The 'average farmer handles his business as efficiently as the
average captain of industry; proportioned to the size of his busi
ness he is as well equipped mentally in the field of production, dis
tribution and financing as his brother, who sits behind his ma
hogany-desk in the steenth floor of his skyscraper and pushes a ,s
button to summon a professor in efficiency every time a problem
in economics arises. j
The Gasoline "Price War"
i
Oho liMiih of the. thlntf culled scuil
ilul. makes (lie wliolo world chin.
Tu be it I chliiK'k i n ilc-'
I'orniil.v... In lie lilinil Ik an af-
""II Hut tn liaic Chin
wlii-l.eis anil a win- l Hum's
i.'un ilaiiin lintltll
Mdl't' III. Ill lllll' MVOI't
ili.mllnMluiictl wlieii lie raises Culn
iiill.SL' I lu- coi'l'ce in tou weak!
'out ill ui Hfj on he subject of
lnarri:t;e, .limlii.i nskcri one
lleiiedlrt she knew lo diseribe
niarrleii lire. lie said: Thoor
elhally It i:-. ureal stuff but
uelually -Hell's Hell's:"
An )flii-e Itlsriissiiin.
The club reiierler said ll In so hot
lh.it the city officials can't roll U.
the slreeti nnyniore t hey stick lo
Kellier ilurliiK (ho nlcht and It's too
much of x Job to reluy them at nix
lilor reiimrkcil
lhat I lift hot weather made him think
nl ' walermi Ion, seashores, hum.
inuckh In the moonllKht, bathliij,'
biuuties, "
All. I ll
i chorused
wonilere
"SUI'T r
KKC'R RATION MEET
AT LINC OLN HOME
Tho gasoline "price war" Unit has begun in the inidille west
will temporarily benefit consumers, but it is mure than likely that
When tile Iii'eviiiliiiii' fnnrliHnn in Hip nil imliKtrv liny lmoii vi.nn.- - l'
., , , ' Ani1 'I"'11 t hu cMy
uiL-u, jiiiius win snap duck wneie iney noiong.
' Theie is bouiitl to be great many casualties in this "war" and
that is one regrettable fact about it. Another is that when the
"smoUe oi' battle" has lifted and that people can survey calmly the
results there likely will be found less competition in the oil business
than there ha:; been. The ineviiabre consequences of "price wars,"
which bring to consumers for a short time wanted products at low
price's is the elimination of the weaker factors in the business.
Independent oil companies in competition with the Standard
organizations have, a great many of them, giown so strong of late
yen:-, that theie need lit! no fear of monopoly, but that the gasoline
business will be in fewer hands hereafter is to be cNpected. That
may make for higher prices than have been charged in the past.
Over-production of crude oil has forced down prices of this
product. There has been an over-production of petroleum prod
ucts, of gasoline among tliem. This has depressed the price of
"gas" almost everywheie in the counliy. The sharp cuts now an
nounced in the middle west apparently carry the price below tin
cost of production and distribution. If they did not there would
be no complaints from the "weak sisters" that they will be forced
out of business by them.
extra imcc permits moving- tlm front
uxid two Inches fartliiir.'alieail of 'tho,
motor, thus ,chanjclnff.tlie velirht dls-.
Irlhtitloti und Insuring greater riding
comfort, t'omforr ls- Turthe.r added by
IncreuHlilK . tho 'lentrth ol(, the front
"lirinfrs from 36' 1-2 Inches p. 87 8-8
Inches am tiio 'runrifiirfngg frefm 61
1-2 to ,56 1-2 inches
The- frame, how,:.si?t Inches , deep. Is
even HturdbnJ. because of the lncreag
ed depth. The , live: cross members
are also heavier. ' SiirliijE shackle
bolts liiivc been Increased 50 p,er cent
in bearing surface,, which givtfl lon$
or wear and- freedom. from noise,' -.
10 improve the' body.-appearanco
and. Insure further comfot. many r'e-
nnements iia.ve also been made.
The radiator' has been raised .2 1
Inches, adding hoth to' Its looks and to
cooling efficiency. The'iiowl 1s raised
young thlnKi"1 harmonhie,. giving KreuXer : strcafn
line eiiect.rroni railulor'up to. wlml
sleltl, Tenders are of newest style full
crown design. dcvclopVd ' and " manu
factured by llitpp. Thelr enanteling
and finish are applied In Jlupfi's new
enuniellng department, now. In opera
tion. ' I ;
Inspection" of the Instrument ' board
reveals dmprovenients In . convlence
mid nppeurance. Gauges are grouped
closely, together, the. ; ignition, light
switch and Tuse panel forniing ope
oal,- aful the oil guugc.and ammeter
the other, with dish light and speed
pmeler in tile center.' . The', bottom of
the Instrument board ;rm j (n lur
mony w llli the top Ine.' i ' 1
Gearshift and brake levers are
moro convenient. They have be. n
moved forward considerably, il'foi'd-
ing easier access to tho drlv.ir's seat,
anil giving more room 'throughout
Ihe fronl coiirpHrtment.
The d'stlnctlvcs fan-shaped rear
light has ben retained, n has the
I'mergency gasoline valve, n' lliinmo-
ibllo feature.
i Kxtra body room afforded by tho
longer wheelbase has enabled the de
(ISy I. X. S.) signers and engineers to inak mun;
V"KK, Aug. I'll. Abruluilu Jconservntlvr' hotly changes which MiM
name town," Springfield, to the beniily of each niodol. Curves.
has been chosen for th'i , supplant ing Fiiuure corners and ' bevel !
al ion t ougress to ,ed eilges, give a new symmetry anil'
announces the grace of oulllne.
"rely new; Body. Is HuDD't answer to'
he .public, demand for a smart run-1
ibout Kieolhlng about the qar i
WSII TOO. Onen een wln.Uhif.lrf low
t--eontrlbutes to the impression of
"my and speed.' Aside from Its
trlklnr charm, this model Is very
practical, moruge space belnfl pro-
v.iu(;a Dack or ihe seat, with unusually
'Urge OOllltUirttllenl III Ilia ..u. Ha..Ir
the oame speolal, lumlpment is fnr
lilshed as with the special touring aa
Well as guurd rails for the rear deck.
Til' car can also be secured, in Stan.
daril dnrk blue without Ihe speclul
equipment, of the special roadster.
tn the sedan,' a graceful sweeping
ciln,'e murks Ihe Hue where bodytund
cqwi meet, and the rear corners have
been frentlv rnnml.rf unn,inn.u hu..
neen feduced In-helgjit and made
wider, n accordance with latest prac
tice.. Very durable gruy wool cloth,
with blue stripe,- Is used for uphol-try:--
' Body hardware Is of bright
nickel finish. Other equipment In
cludes rear view mirror and wind
shield cleaned.
nanges In -Ihe' four passenger
coupe which will attract immediate
attention are the diminution of all
bevel.' edges on body and rear deck
und the substitution ot graceful cur
blend hito cuch other in a flowing
weep, a fholstery, body hardware
and equipment duplicate the sedan.
vnanges in tne . two . passenger
coupe consist in lowering tho roof
Hllghtly and adding to the space un
der the 'rear deck, now of. 20 cubic
reet Inside capacity:, ample for con
sldertible luggage, golf, bags, or un
usuully large parcels. leather up-
noistery . Js . . furnished on standar.
r)0-rr on . this model are unusually
wide, , being 32 Inches. Beat width
Is now 45 Inches, sufficient for three
Persons of medium lie.
The body of the touring Is finished
tola new. Hupmobile blue, with strln-
Inr In a- lighter blue. Both the spec
ial touring, and special roadster nrc
painted a, new blue also, but different
from that of the touring. Body col
ors on the closed models are the new
shade of- blue. ' ' .
Prices on the new . models, at Iji
Grande,' are as follows: . Touring car,
1128! roadster, ..11420; special tour
ing, I16S0; special roadster. $1620:
,l.wo passenger coupe, 81700; four pas
senger coupe, J18.0; five passenger
ttcdan,- 12026. . . .
n ' " ' - ... 1 ;-
SHAW ISN'T SURE
; ; . ;PE0PLE CAN RULE
Hf Uaykl .M. t'liiirch.
Iiileriiutloiial. .News Service Coitc-
SHHldCllt.
I.UMXJN, Aug 18. Lincoln's im
mortal , words "Clovenment ot the
people, for the people und by the peo-
ti nave litiien .on the unsvimin-
thetior ears of Oeorge Uernurd Shaw.
.miaw it: in favor of "government of
lha people, but he Isn't at all sure
ilbOUt Ihe Wisdom if "-.ieup.i.,i..n. K.
turee lachesi making ll now. i 16.- I tie nne people.
I why everybody
'The business of making laws and
governing a couiltr..-.' require certain
laonltics which only eerla.n men pos
sess, -said the Irish playwright und
philosopher. .'
r '.."Titles yoii 'get thine men ybu are
going to' make' an extraordinary mess
of'lt. If 'the 'people are leit lo choose
ihotr governors they would chouse
men like . Mr. Uottomley."
tihaw Is nothing If not constructive,
so while "he critlclescs "government
n.v tne people," he offers a plan
which he declines will make democ
racy a thing of sense.
Test, committees' to telentiiicalh
select the people who ure tit to gov
ern, .are suggested by Shaw. These
cqnimlttees would suggest panels ol
candidates for the people, under the
snw .plan.- He would huve three
panels, namely:
ranel, A-Those ' men und women
capable oi dealing with foreign pol
icy 7und finance. -
I'anel B Those who could deal
with home affairs and who would
inuke good members, of l'arliumctu.
I'unel e Those capable of dealinc
wth municipal affairs.
I'nder the Hliaw plan tlie neoule
fwou.d choose. their legtslutoru (rom
I'anel 'A, uhd the member.i oi I'linel
I. would choose the executives from
I'anel A.
I nless soiiH' such: plan is adonttt
for selecting those, who . are rit to
rule It will be better li nations slide
back Into hereditary' government, like
the House ol lordu, according to
Shaw's views.'
Ooupled with the selective system
ot government must come an unscc
tarlan religion. Shaw declares.
America, suvj Shaw, is beuinnlni: to
drift Into un empire and oners, a
flue example of the need of an ui,-
scctarlan religion. The people o.
America liuve got lo get rid of sec-
WISE
SIlKhlly inipirfict in
plain UUuk an.! popu
lar ninnies of tvliuhlt:
quality.
(
N
' "' st Gm'
' .
:t ii. Wf - fyy
" 1 '. "i:
ew
Hadiuin Kill; in numy
colorH und paltuins.
Jrrscy Kilk wilh flut
vtl luittoms in a.isortt'd
colors.
Silk Petticoats
For Fall
-:-$6.00 to $6.85
14V J T
$3.25 to $10.00'
tn
PONGEE
, Fop attractivq Sumlncr Apparel and durability
' it. has no HVal. i V)iyi '
.: ' iw .-' .... '..
Colored Regular $2.&H I Domestic '
! ' $1.90 Yard P!', i . $1.00 Yard .,
tarlnnlsni, or to rccognl.6i that U -hi j
"The I Irish people have
gono
believes. A ' reliK'ious formula vh!yb-i through a terriblo experience," the
Is applicable to all is necessary. 1 ; -.ilArchhisliop continued, "and ouirbl in
.'es
'" " " .v.. ..... .,..nri"lniiui' cononucu, '-anti ought t
Shaw I:; of the opinion that the sci'i,,, , ,, ,, ,
i.i .- , , , , ,, , . "e able to detenu ne for tlicir.selve
'ecllve system shun d be a)ip fed .jto .nii.m-n
Kllgllsh aristocracv, which risen Jo. ja j ' " eoitiitig election wniu .iney
measure oi liower through lareiitag... wain. They, not the Americans,
lie declare:; that "our aristocrat,, have to live in Ireland, anil it la. I
consists of a large proportion of in'-: repent, for Irishmen themselves to
tellectiial itliols." This is due to tlioisellle Iheir own afrairs.
Kngllshnuin's habit of getting' rid of' "' think the young Kreo Slata
hia children at an early age1 ' unclifrt floverninent has made ,1nurvolou3
the plea of having lliem edliratcijU Progress. They took over thq cotlll
Shaw says. -.)..lrv nithoiit an army,, without police.
wniioiii, jiuigoK or courts working,
England Bars Divorce Detail's -in '"'' 1,1 'welvg months, despitu tho
tiiosi inner opposition, they, have
luld the foundation of-secure and or
derly goverinA'iit in Ireland." . . i
(By Associated Press) . a ''
LONDON, Aul'. 20. British KeWl
papers soon will cease to carrv . ile'i
tailed reuorts of eviilenco . riven . 5n
divorce cases. ., . , -.-il
The House of Common . iCommil-
tee, which has been considerinis Ihrlr
question some time, recomnutml.t
that newspapers 'be permitted tp"ppt-
hsh only the statement of the,
titioner, tlie defense, tlie jmleie1
summinc up, any points . of
which may arise during- trial., anil
cue jurys imiiinejs and mdirmnnt.
flu; names ol witnesses may be, mv
, out noi their evidence. M
Tlie committee also reconiiiic
that the scope of a bill carrv
these suppjestions should be widcied
to include the prohibition of reports
oi matter tnai is indecent in ail ,iio
cectiings neiore a judicial bcncj
TELLS IRELAND TO '
BIAKE OWN FUTURE
(lly I. -V. S.) "'
ATIILOMO, Irelanil,. All!;. :'1s
Most Americans have lost interest
the Irish question," said ' Alclrblsl
I'lli'lcy. of Kiltimore. on hin 'nl'l'lkal
here for a visit tit liis old- hrmi.l
Itiw
The female of the species i.-. bir cooler th; n the male.
' m:w
I -i lu olll
, I'lilll.lS,
Tenlh Annual l:
be hi Id Keltiber 8-I2.
ivi;round iiutl liei n ation Assocla- It has also been possible, to mako
lion of A iti.-t'ft-.i m, a.,!- ..-i....... 'il,.. i...A-in. '
mil .... .t. ,1,,1. mi, re euniioniiiiie ii.-i
l ilts the congress will meet. tiithllng lo upholstery or cushions In
l-i.'t:. son i,i '.tun delegates, lucluil- :snme ports nntl . additional leg room
lllq l.-.tillnt; llgtires 111 cdllentlou and In others .
' "uiiiiiy i . ci t-atlon. are expwtcd S t etng and vet eon'rvateio
It atlt iitl. Lust year s congress at , cha n t.-s In i nch body model have
All un V I'lly bmiiKiit together tiiio 'been made. In the touring cnr.' nllen
rci'Min ,- litu.i ti. Paelilc foast. the tlon Ip called to the graceful lines of
Siuith. Miil.lle Wed. Last. I'timida rentiers, the hnrmon'niis eomhlnutlon
an. I t hi abroad. The sessions will of botlv ami inn ,mrf ih.. .t.il.l, Intr
bj'. l.el.l lit Hit- Slain I'miliol and tint hung appearance of the entire cur
St ile Arsenal. The top is of clear vision type, with
! Sim .- Hi, piirposi of the congres.1 1 no renr upright bow. nntl tailored
h It. .11 cuwii itiaetleal anil tried leven more rarerully than before.
iiielhi.il- r roiuoiing coniinunlty I I'erliups the most noteworthy Im
! . ! .ill. a u In appropriate." kii ,i I rovemenl matle lu the top has been
.loseph Lee. oi Lotion, pieslilent ollln prnvltllng greater convenience and
the iMinBi'e: s. "lhat the home ot l.i.i- ease of hundllni; the slnrn eurtulns.
If a man tloe-: not know when he is well off he can easily find
somebody willing to tell him.
t n! u. A itler
mnitltil eil
111'- i on:;l e...'.
I'elsiiiis wlil
a i: most commuiiitv
i. sli.tul'i be selected fo:
We expect t hill malll
tut to see Lincoln's
A comedian who is supi.oi tin-;' two wives says the job caused
him to jvo "lmik'' He finds it not a joke.
Ohio's only woman mayor will resign. That shows
does not posses the spirit of a male officeholder.
that she
Sooner or later the road hex gvU into his natural element in
the ditch.
The grist of Sunday motor fatalities is regular and dependable.
Hy uslnti a rigid metal frame around
the curtain light, the curtains becom
ing scratched or carked.- makes the
curtains fit even mnM iln.ilv nn.l
t'.ti'fc. inr oiiite where he prtutlceti Mi.-lr Initullutioo mitre slmpl'i and
hiiv int. I ihe i hair where he sat as .iuli ker. The curtains are no longer
a member el the Legislature. " I rolled ror slowing bilfj kept flat,
I'r'.iiiiii. nt speakers o on the pro-1 thereby ellnilnalng cracking or i tut r.
K' I'ng. A speclul rompurtmenl l tho
Among Hi.- tuples In be discussed rear of the front seal has been built
a:e the national physical fitness I for them, where thev nn-rendvfor
itimi'iilgn. athletics for girls and wo. instant use.
m.-n. n.liilt rei i-ctllon. tho church I The tourlnir enr-s lonnenii width
honie play, small- 'has been sllirbllv ln,-n.i.tl l.v roonrt-
n-eounli y reereallon. i Ing the rear of the car more grail ual-coliii-.-tl
people an. I'ly than In the past. . ,
The spec'al touring, a mottel which
Jhns htitl a witle. following since Its
I first introduction on the. previous
jserles Hupmohlle. is given a dlstlllc-
:o live slile untl nppeal by disc wheels.
ap. tilt kt l-plated niilliilor intl lieatlllghls
to stop street caul lights, svei Ul ton. sclltf rlater
in sitqi i" ittim in ami striping.
town tun!
1 et feall'Ml
Sullltlli'l- t
ill Ion.
ill'l'.-
( Iiiiii-li lleltiti Wnntetl.
I liv 1. X. S.I
MOVMOITHSIIiK. Kng., Aug,
The ll iplt-t Aiwa ititlon bai-
i .lied lo th- l i'I'e.
'-111114. -ll'l
churches on the numbers of hymns. I The special roadster, with aa en..
Only the Best
New Shoe Styles
IVirihnlng n nw n'usoa, nomt-n
Instinctively turn to this Store
for skillful ndnptations of the
newest fashion thrinrs.
Nor hr I hoy dtsttppointi'il. for
ftory pootl ahoi tyl, from
tutloriul oxforis to nrumt nov
'ltit!i is rrpri'nti hr- vnvh
purtk'iilar variation of a ino-i
st'lrctrii boiauAtr It i thi most
a(tnutivf. lirst fltttntr modi'l
which has been created.
The Bootery
Inc.
A Paradise for Tiird Feet
Home of the Arrh Aid Shoe
- OKOVEK SMITH. M?r.
(Ino always entprs a rcsUiitrant for
bit(er or worse. ' , -, . ,'iM
This Groys Hair
:y,-Bac)in.:,:
'j Kep-.fre;-rain."i
ih9 curse-., of-';
faUlnC- hair "ant
, baldnjBat.VluiEs J,.
UquidScftlpNfa-. ;
B feeds haie";
growing medicine
through rubber
nipple directly
to the hair roots.
new method scalp treatment. Von EiS
tops falling hair grows new hair in 90
dy. Ak us rbout the 90. day treat
ment plnn We sell it under monev-brick
guaranty. Suy Vnn Eas today and VGn
Lbs your lr.ir tonight.
Sold by Glass Drugs, La Cimndc, Ora
lts tho marvelous
Opporlunity iValks
in on Ihe 'JejM
Vho has Wip'ney
At that. Opportunity isn't
what yr.u woultl call a kllock
er any ruore Ihan -you would
be considered a knocker if
you were doing all you could
to boost for your home to'wn.
' - . ' ; I,
Let's leave the knocking
for Ihe olher fellow and do
all we can to help this town
and county.
And personally, lite niein
bers of this bunk will do their
share by giving you a Hank
ing Service that you right
fully deserve aa Olio of our
!
i
customers.
YlllI HKI.l- UKWI-: llKLl-j
yoii and Toi:i-:Tin-;it!
WI-: HKL1 llLlt HOMhij
TOWN. ;,
I
Thai's real team work! j
VJOUUD -RELIABLE - PROGRESSIVE-