La Grande evening observer., November 01, 1923, Image 4

Thursday, November 1, 1923.
PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
OFFICE CAT
i THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley j
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BY JUNIUS
No Opinion On Morals
The clergyman who said for publication some weeks njfo that
American trills' morality was at its lowest ell, meaning that
the girls are so had they cannot he worse, has been compelled
to revise his opinion. JtcUirninjr from i( brief sojourn in Europe
)0 now says Kuropean Kills are worse than Anierican. From
which it is 'plain be that in neither instance did he know what he
was talking about. He et.i an inkling of something uiid jumps to
wholly unwarranted conclusions. It's the way with a great many
who have managed somehow to acquire a certain prominence
and set themselves up as founts of knowledge and law givers.
',pn li. Lindsey of Denver is another of the type.
. Census bureau data recently gathered has disclosed the rale
of progressive increase of divorces in the United States. One
divorce to 7.2 marriages is said to le indicated. Denver claims
the record of one divorce to 2.f maniages. Lindsey says fhat
does not half tell the story. He adds "separations." to divorces!
and finds that together they equal the number of marriages.!
Which would mean that theie is no such thing as a married
couple living together. Hut he finds very many unmarried cou
ples living together in Denver and concludes "they are gradually
creating a new standard of relationship." His profoundly philo
sophical mind works this way: "1 cannot say it is right. What
is right imd what is wrong must, in large measure, be left to
time."
The vice of this position is its cowardice. A thing cannot
be right if 'it is wrong. One who presumes to S)eak for public
enlightenment is not privileged to take a neutral position with
respect to n moral question. Social standards are changing in
niHiiv nartieulars. whether for uood or ill. That which is com
monly regarded inproper today may be viewed differently later, j
Altered conditions make for altered manners. Hut to avoid a
plunge into chaos it is essential that opinions be sharply defined
that the needed influence give direction to the course of models.
The man who has no opinion on the merits of the condition
Lindsey reports should remain silent.
i .An Oklahoma man wart Kli'ii a
iIiim or salH for Inst iiniiior'. Il
. worked.
History will rvrnombf r Dial M-i'n
wuHn't r'rnKliIwl until Vltl:i u;o'.
Rniviy h,ntr-,l.
fll.MiYM SAYS. MKN AIM-!
i.iki: . Tin-; moiin": shinu
IIIJST AT Nl'dHT. AND iiOWN
. TO THrilt I.A.ST QI'MtTKIt
A !OQI "ai:t or Tin: ti.mi:.-
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'tut. MOANING jjf.fJVt ffLi ';iit: NEV H )'''''. .. " -
Not lin wlio. luiiKhH l:usl, ),ut ho
ttlioKo -lUKti Uisia I lie on.- iq nool.
WoiiM'it nr unliitt in wear onif
er iskiru so nu n ran read Ihrlr
in pu(M-i-s nil ihidr iuy to ork.
, I-Vijjls ruwh (ii 'Wlu-rn' pomo ' folks
v.nit for ho noxl ear.. ' ,
' A"'! wlint wo uroali liot up to
know; Nvljut uHl H' tho rorrcet
tiling in mofio'r;iiriiiird nut riu:t -
3
'sea' i
tics' for Utdn h In kill hiishnnds
wlih ihltt (Oininj; open hounoii?
Vr Vir.
If on don'l reel jus ii;ln.
If yon ran 'I slecii n( nlulil.
IT you ittouii ami sili.
If your Ihioiil Is ivy,
It you oau'i .sihoko or di-lnk.
If our ruli Ingles like ink.
If your h a it doesn'i heal,
IT you tro( cold fee.
If yopr heaii's In u swirl
H'liy ilon'l ou marry (lie jiirl?
Iowa lilts i-nacl.'d a stall' l;uv
the prnteetfon of skunks. Soino
pi- oukIiI to ko there.
for
pt'O-
enrh town iiorinlttod to use likonetut
of Ms protlloMt Klrl. : '
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Tin' - Holier, smoother, tvliilor
il:iiiliioi'8 liaiiilH tire Hie rougher and
rodder motlifr'.s hands are to be;
GIUT.H WHO All:MtOV-I.K(-C,:i
DON'T ALWAYS UAVK
THK MOST ItKACH. : ' '
Making Shopping A Pleasure
Pei'Hons who have gouu IhrouKli fw last-minuto ChriHtnuw
slioppinK rushes do not noert to lie uivd to do their buying
early; they need only to he reminded. Advertisements will soon
he'cinphuHizing1 this counsel from every pajro, billboard and win
. dow. In the meantime stores, larjre and small, are making com
plete showings of Christmas goods at an unusually early date;
it is to their interest, also, to spread the holiday trade over a
period of weeks.
Many look upon selection of Christmas gifts as n disagreeable
task to be delayed as long as possible. Others are merely care
less. Some, .unsystematic, are daily reminded of some friend
whose remembrance has hot been obtained. These are the vari
ous procrastinalors who elbow and stampede each other, break
down the display tables and overwhelm the clerks in Christmas
week.
Yet Christmas inlying, properly done, may well be a great
pleasure. Hut to be done properly requires foresight, careful and
systematic planning and prompt action. Call a family council
this evening, make out a list of those to be remembered and
dt-cide what shall be sent to each. Then do your buying at the
earliest possible moment. Your shopping will be pleasant and
Christmas wool? will then find you care-free, with a capacity
for real enjoyment of the Yuletide, '
If all would co-operate, the holiday time could be made happy
for the shopgirl, for Jtho delivery boys, for the postman. Hut
they are iolped by the early shopper hardly more than the early
shopper helps himself. " f J f !
With a Mexican candidate for the presidency accused of
stealing millions of pesos, it appears that the campaign is pro
gressing along normal lines.
Alniut the worst punishment that could be inflicted upon the
gabby pii-sou would be to make him eat his words.
The national horseshoe pitching championship has been settled.
Now we can turn to the prospects in football.
The only kind of endurance that counts is the kind that fin
ishes the race.
A man may build a lepulaliou by talking, but he can not con
stiuct character that wnv.
The laud acquired nowadays by an empire always seems to in
clude some new grounds for suspicion.
i. nitANDi:, MAUKKTS.. 'J'ODAV
Top Trice Markets.
J in ru-h eKffs .If e'-nl.t dozen.
Calll'orntu toinalovM, i'ii i-cnlH pi-r
pound.
CnhbUKo. a to .1 rents, top quality.
I-'lour, straight $1. iff., patent 2.tPS,
Wimhfngton hard whoat, H'.iiO.
lN-aehen, JI.LT per box.
l.r'inoiiH, r,ri to 'ii cent per dozen.
Oranges, medium "n rents, larwe !
cent a.
Swept potatoes, 1hft per lb.
Florida Krapefruit, 2a cents.
( 'itnlitloupM, U for "Ti rents,
t'ranlurriefl. rents tier pound.
Kresh Spfnaeh, H coma per pound.
I'arsnips. " reals per pound.
K;?jf plant. 20 ci nis per pound.
Head lettuce, 1 T. rents. 2 Tor 25c.
1 lot holme leMlUV. :ii C'fJitH pe.r lb.
Iloine trrow n celery , o, buuelies
tor 26 renls.
Curruts 10 ecntH bunch.
'ruriiJps, Ml cents prr bunch.
Clien peiern, 16 eenlii pr lb.
J'ed pepjiers 1!6 rents per lb.
.udy KiiiKfr erapea, 25 cents per
pound.
Tokay Krupe, CO rents per lb., $l.1o
cents, per b;udiM.
Concord iffapi-s, 1fi rents per lb., S5
per buslrct.
Huliburd squash, & cnts per lb.
rumpULns, 6 cents per lb.
NVw potatoes, II rrnts per pound.
ItubfUks, 15 to 20 cpn fa pr pound.
faun miliar, $10.6) per. Ion IM.
TiUunioolt rhepsp, 4u cents per
Iound.
Crainpry butler ftn rents 1 pound;
2 pounds,
Jkns, 2J cents.
SjirLni? ehirketis, 'Ah rents.
('V-ni, 10 'cuts lr fjonud.
lOastrn 0ftirs, iwi eMifs par pint.
Ulyinpie Oysters, $u crnfa per pint.
Crabs, 3 rnts a pipce.
ifpef loin und Hut bone, cenl.v
Tot rhasts( to IS ctMt,i.
iteer boil, ti, io aiid 15 cents,
l.a mt) cbops, 4u rnnts.
SrvouiJpr Uurtb ibop.H, SO ceula.
hound Klciik, 2A rutn pee pound.
' Lei: of hunh, 40 CrOtA ; j
Pork, iv hole houldr. 11 cepta. .
fork, sJioulder roa-st, 2 0 eenfa.
i'ork chops, 21 crnln.
KtuU. Ifo to 20 rents.
J.VUi K.us;iffot ltd centu per lb.
(JaMiltfift 2 rents.
Cual n icoj.
Mine run And nut, U2 ripllveretl.
I'.Rtt atid stove, $xj.7fi UeUveretl.
i-uiop. iklivured.
Hobby riding has Kotn n more men
in bad. than any other praol lee.
A Ileal Tall taiy.
, WUeon.sin Slate Jtiurnal
Mr, rielieriliK' has been paid or here
for twenly-eitflit years, and this Is the
loiiKeBt llapilsi pastor In Wiseonsln.
The mciHliaiii tolls (be runner
Iumv lo farm, and the fariuer toll
llio nien-baiit bow lo inn hi
More, aixl (be iiaellii;; mini toll
lliciii bmb.
The M.in-WUil-One-.JoUe Hhoillil be
(iOlrd by law lo keep n Ms: nl' the
i-ore be li:is alleaily told it In.
Klpliiix A l.a iro Jilenee
Lovhi's a fake, h's i-eally no
Wnrtli what It ci.s by far.
I or every lime you litir u ulil
Vu break a tioml el;;ai.
"How's that for a - meaty Jlne?"
asked the butcher., aa lie. cur off 37
links of sausage,
flalbhe'eii Is pftssetl ami All
Saints day Is here and the rlty
still looks praetienlly as If Ji ycre
n elly. Soaped ulndows, an arti
cles of ruin I tore here and there
on some lofty telephone pole or
lice, a Tew unodsheds orf tlicir
bases, and some iiprmtteil vo.ol
piles hear evblenee of the work
of the llallmyr'eiiers. last ujulil. .
Ami then .lunhis saw a l oi'd ear
ticttfnu; m Ibe stiver ItMlay' wfth
l lie following sljfn on same: 'fl-'or
Sale ten rents cash."
Cwjrittlit lvJ lion ocnaniicr Arx
Men's Winter Clothes
Yqu can't tell much about clothes, just by
looking at .them; you've got to give them the
test or wear. And after you've worn them it's
too late to change your mind. For that reason
it's a good policy to know what you are buying.
A lot of money and disappointment can be
saved by being sure beforehand.
We'll save them for you, too.
Watch For Our Saturday
Specials
A l,a Grander nul,'
fuee on some Jiostaff
a eh a lift
for
i'sls a women's
shiinu. I lere's
liiciil inlve-rlixliiH'- u Nil
ta-i'inaii "Scoicb" .May Injure llitllsh
Triule
LONDON. (INS) The Urltlsb
u bikey. export trade stands In Krave I
d:im;c-r of (b-rinan foiupidltion. ' !
Acrur.linf? to Harpers' Wine anil
Spirit tbiz'.-li". (ierman exporters are
ui'i'erinK. in I.rmdon, "(Jeruian Seoteh" j
j v. hiskey lor sab. at $7.50 and $2.60 I
j i-especiively. tor highest and lowest j
; onalili'-s. f. o. b. 1 1 a inlniiK, for the ,
Coiiko and Kust uml West Africa. 1
iNo business bus yet , been done,
but Seoteh whiskey nierehnnts expect
to be confronted very shortly.: with
Hevere eompet It ion from (ierinany.
Him t hi (404jr Lv 1 ' I
I I iT'fl j OowflWf I
In a loiin is snid hi lit; llunaiy's only hope. How muiiy have
boon disiipiKiinti'd in a similar Iimio.
Tractically all tlio world sivms to ho trying to dance without
payinjf the fiddler.
A lot of folks ran lie found iloinjr tlu things they should put
off until tomorrow.
Many n man in trying Ui put his In-st foot forward jrols it
LOOK at th way
i Goodyear Tire
price have been
kept consistently
tower than the aver
age for all commod
ities. Then think of
the improvements
represented by that
finest of all Good
years, the new
Goodyear Cord. De
spite this, prices are
37o lower now than
in 1920, and 30
lower than in 1914.
This is the time to
buy Goodyear.
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W. H. IIOIIM SAMP II rOMl AW
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Special Purchase
We have bought Blair-Koss complete line of sam
ple millinery, including their high class pattern hats.
In the lot there are veloui's, felts, hand-trimmed
hats with hand-made flowers; also plumes, feathers
high class materials.
These hats are piiced to go at r
$1.10, $.100, $(5.00, $9.00 and $12..r0
Values up to $25.00 '
BEYOND A DOUBT
This is the largest selection of millinery ever
displayed in La Qrande
! A Small Deposit Will Hold Any at
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Andrew's Variety Store
Service - Economy
USED CAR SALE
OUR USED CAR SALE IS ON
If you are in the market for a good Used Car
at a low price, come prepared to buy. We have
the values.
Union County Authorized Ford Dealer
Perkin Motor Company
Roesch Bldg. ' Phone M 761
CAN'T FIND A BUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER AD
OBSERVER WANT AD
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Every Farm
Specialized grain and hay farming without live-'
stock to consume the. surplus is like raising livestock
without growing any of the feeds which will reduce
the cost of producing the animals. Either way puts
the scale of profits out of balance and leaves the
farmer to face the possibilities of loss on maybe his
one and only class of production.
Similarly, milk products are more profitable than
producing cattle for slaughter, for it is said the out
put of dairy products in one year is greater in dol
lars and cents that the total slaughtered worth of
all the cattle in the country.
Wo ni-e partlcHilni-ly im.-T-o.stvd Ii.ti- at tho T.a Oi.m.lo Notlonnl Rank
in tlio Ui'voloi.m.nt of p.Tinan.nt ami continuous uiirii-iilturnl pros
PTlty. mid nrn alays ;Ia. lo nd assistant In piovhllnpf tlio riirht
kind und liiiht quality of llv.-atook for tlio farmoia of thin locality.
Tho I'aririt' liilcrnaltiiiiul l.lvolo, k l Aposltio,, nt IN.itlnn.l, XniPmlicr
3 lo IO. orr.iw nit iinpainll.1,,1 .miiilir to Mly ll ns and
n-sults nf protllnl,!,. M.krnUine. It s ,h- .i-, nt,-l uml,,-, iK l0K,.,h(T
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