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SEEK. 11.' Jill. LOltB ivhtlc he muy be (ound, call yo
upon him wiiiio lit Is mnr: let tho nicked forsuko his nay,
and the unriKhU-uus niun his thoughts; and let him r'lmi
-unto the Lord, and he will huvu 'mercy upon hlui: and lu our
God, lor he v. ill abundantly pardon. Jsulah 66:6,7,
I tCe dashing new milliner I SA ' ' mm
I LEFT HER nOAHpNd HOUSE ERNIE HICKS jT
JUST AS THE DASHING, HEW MILLINER
Lf FT HER nt'l-"' rtVUAKL cn:rB f-."-r-
HAPPEN E.C AL.ONQ Wl m W5 KUDtfC
"f RED WKg
OFFICE
CAT
Junius
WeMern uomen nrc heaUer
than caMum women."
Of course, out ulit-ru- (lii; nalil
begins.
Rrvnl tlicnily, rrnlhd tli.il 1
wuHii t him.' hut (hat it laalcil 111
(kikIi.
iSin-uity fji(llrJ upuii tin ylt-i-r'8
brow. 'That lln- vaffv"
ii aitl, "tin chocolate lauli-a tiki
Slue."
NEW YOHK. (AV Hound
to r the f i rst Co n k retw on C h risl -tait
Work In Houth Am erica, the
iiiuin iHrdy of 2H0 dt-ltgatrs rep
itwiitlnj; 4(i protectant Institut
ions of North Aineria and Kuropf
Kiiik-d fur Montevideo today on
the bteaiiiHhlp HouUit-rn Cross.
The courcsit vitl be in Hesion
man said, "South America and j
northern Latin America, and to -hold
two eotiKTesa for this pur-,
pose. Tlie f i rat con crew, for all
South America, la now to be held ;
at Montevideo. j
"Tlie jrreat change in Ij.Uiii
America lnce I'jIC have brought
many new probleiiiH as well a
iroin Jian ii ; j io April a ai muni- Mt.w oppo, (Unil h H. K.uilji.Nlin.ma
. video. There will be in additloir j nre m.cJt.u ...yery wliere. Tin- nat
a ii-Kional conference at Itlo d Jtnf, IMV Km n strmrer reunu
Janeiro. March U-li; an educut-; m,caMy Bm p0iuicUlly. New not
ion... conference at Montevideo. , ial lllOM.im.lltll )UU. Ufi,. hlcli
mark a new interest by th
M a rc h 2 H -Z H ; a rvj?i o nal con f e r
nre at Huneos Aires April 13-H,
Met ween (iiiiea, delegate and vis
Uoih, numbering Hcveral huudix-d
will, iih commit tees and aa ludl
vidiiald, visit Houth American cll
icK. ton line and Hlndying rellslotiH
and educational facilities. Hi vera 1
delegations already ar there. (
The first sailed from here In
December, and the latest on Feb
ruary 14.
Extret. .
'"After
get tired.
ne, more is said than done.
- When it (nr.uly j railed, Russia's epitaph for Lcnine
will-read, "lie ket us out of luck."
All a bridegroom has to dig up in Germany to grt
manned is seven cents. All a Mould -be bride lias to ditf
up is a mark.
Clmuncey Dopew declares a man should turn every 21
hours from his work to his hobby, on the assumption that
one's hobby is workj v
So many H'iotts nit lieint;' ;is
pli.ia(eil while taking bailie ihi
ews Item ' - nim i w nm m
ion iim miiii; impel in amis mi
jollier eruH' tu hiN Salnulni nvhi
j 1M.
1,4'aviiiff New Turk tnday. the
main Kio ip will arrive at llio de
Janeiro March 1 1', Ieae there
March '2, 1, arrive at Motile video
.March -i. where they will htait I i.-i,,,..!,,-
homeward on April f. leaeliins ; ynmiilary
rse, i ui n . pi II i . i
com
mon people In the dei-lopmeiit of
their countries. In no part or the
world are more remarkable trans
formations t aM lit? place ttiati to
day In Soulh America."
The "great chullciixinj; reason"
for the Impending conpreba at
Moi)le Ub'o. was the dan per that
! South America would become a
land of maleriullHlH, and the need
for "finding a spirilal basis for
national and perunal life" on the
continent.
Among the. educators who will
lie at Montevideo, are: 1 r. I . J.
of liilon Theological
Hr. . W. Sweet, pro
fessor of hlslory In !e I'aiiw
OI'R OWN I't..Li: ii;n.
A riddle that has us guessing.
In fact it's ijuiie dlstresKing:
invariably the tilings thai we
should shun.
And spend our In contj. niniitL:.
Arc wines, and songs, and woim-ii,
A trio from which ne get modi
fun.
When a man along Ihe roa-i
askn an automobilist for hi pnek.
he doesn't l.nou whether it is a
punct Jic or a holdup.
htuke'l
"A fellow jnwt told iih
like you."
Wh.re l:i he? I'm iml nfraiil.
I'd hk'1 to knock his block ofT."
1 killed him."
tt 0
r'iirg "1 ton'l you w i.s!i on
could live our life omi a pa' In ."'
Kopg--"N'ell I t;Inmll sjiy ml.
I've got a Iwenly-yeur (ndownicnt
policy maturing this tnuiil U."
A doctor njs ne air nil nn:r
or lev cray, bnf. c who lake
ens llcm "Uhlle hsiklnx hi our cold ha I lis in Milliliter Instead
a lmi vvindou two uomcii werciof winter art prtdmhly less crazy,
injured by a falling Mrrcl ign."
llii-hands Iin.e for jeain bi'ii
The congress Is under the a is-1 Ciiiwrsily. representing the Amer
picts of the i omitiitlee on t'o-jlean inlereots In 11 if panic Am- r
operatioti in Latin America, and j lean - historical themes: lv. Max
it IVJO session: are intended toM-lxner. of tin American Associat
b velop the program Inaupiirated ion of Social Hygiene: Jr. Kraiik
by the 1!'I6 I'onpresa on ( 'hrisiian I K. Zanders, former President of
Mini ehea in luiu America, w hleh, 1 Washb irn College; Hishop K. .1.
iim t in I'aii ima. McConnell; Pr. II. A. Holmes, pro-
A:i oiilltned by S; ly l Ciiiy tn- f'sMor of P.omnneo Uniuuacs.
in. in. seeret-u v of the committee , rcw irit i iiiversny
and insti ilclor ill ran-AmericHtl
UclatioiiM at Columbia I nliersily.
1 he pritpram w ill- fnlbtu 11' gen
eral t hemes: 1'noccupied fields.
THE FLORSHEIM
Shoe is built lor iho .
continuous and exact
ing service that nn
energetic ru'.n de
mands tturdy, Jino
looking, ccmlortable.
T:e 'Brhli.l
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It .1. Iiixmlts Itfrini; Si-n
Ki:.'ITI,K (AI'I lin SI. I.uv-
rflli'l' Islnntl. AliliM-lc;in liTI'll OI'V ill
the In.li:ins ..r SimiIIi Ami-ilia. (i lit-ring S-n. II" lOskimo cill:
w. al ion. i'YiiiikHIxiii. so. iul movi- ar ,.uiiinS ..rr lln ir iiIrIhIIm. Tin'
in. ills in Umltli A ria. iH-ultJi i ,.. (lu,, ,. IioIi'k lln- llilne Iiiin
iniiiisl.y I In- cliimli In tin' iinn-i .cn (l,iri.il llirri'. nlnl.n J.iiui-
in mity. I .he " ciliiciilioii. Illcr- , ihali WmjniT. of lliln rlly. tliii-f
iiIiiit, MiinKiuiiai y rcliitlunsliips. ! 0r thn Aliisknn llvilun of Hi.'
nii.'t-ial rvllBioim prublcillH, couptT-.J i-nill'd SlHli'S Uur..-u of Kiltiratliin,
iitiim nml iniily. . jliy a rUlo rrcHvhiff si'l ofwldr
"It hiiK Hi'cinril ticut lu iliviilci nini;.' which the division Installed
Mif rifl.l into two mrts." Mr. In-in the IsIhiiiI.
l : ' .' j
ft $fr.&y tfc'j'i' "j"!''::iy yxy v v1
i;e.ere Offher icl .Nolici
! been notiricil lo appenr before Pr.
S. Newlioin, prcsuleiil of Ihe
K I. A MATH KAM.S. Ore. Will- ; ex. t mining board for officers rc
iam It. Cantnn, world war veteran serve corps N. I" he examined
and now office engineer In ihe lor his iiualificatiuna to be a uiein-
slalo highway department, has; her of the corps.
Men in balloon trousers should
warning f Iie4r when about I Ik
danger of looking in shop Hin
du wh,
She l .ill, you're a man after
in V ow II lieaii."
I le ( proudly)
any girl's heart.
not poke
lUllll-H,
fun at women's coy-
1'og Takes the Hhmie
"I'm nol after !
DOG JUDGMENT.
T I....... l.U.. i ii u I i: 1 !. I I'Hy Ihe liiich.lnr
oun iicvvu iienui juugiueiii. iiittii iiumuiin tit tiuii-n, 1 MJ()l ,.,.,,,( ti1;l(
notice u canine romp around a grouch? His instincl knows. umkiiiK out iii eii.ek.
lie may bo dtinib, but somehow cynicK unci pcssimiKts a,y!","i!',',H',,. '" Tl',:,'.l ,.'"t!!i',.,.
I anatlicrtW fiim. If a dbVitHRes frtWNB with you. 1ifr'" " ' ' ' " ' " " "
;may lie sure your disposition is of the right caliber. Even
! though he'-has fleas respect him for his good judyinc'iit.
l,liM" (AI'I .l.ir i' Inn.
playe.l Hie m'fi.ill at Unly 'l'rlllil
I fliiireli, in ! ..ni.l.m. '.it liu rnt-..
A e.'iiaiil liitrint; all this lini.' slie has liiiss-wiilli-r.
In t-d only two Bun. lays, oner on nr-
aske.i i emilll Illness, an. I ollee h.-.a im n
r liot i l.on.lon feK was , s' .l.sise sii.
withleoulil nol fin.l Ili.' i liliif h' (iltnre
J ' ; THINGS WE MIGHT TAX.
j Now tluit cigarettes and smoking tobacco will give their
j.-iliare to help make both ends meet in Oregon, it's interest
Jng. to speculate on how many "sins" and luxuries arc
,aclually available for taxation and how much we are in
the habit of upending on indulgences and pleasures not ex
'iK'tly necessary to continued life.
i The cost of "sin" in this country is variously estimated
at from thirteen billion to forty billion dollars a year. The
Statisticians do not differ as to the cost of the iiulividurl
"sins," but have divergent views as lo which habits should
be classed as "sins."
.;..0ne expert includes in his list only drinks, immorality,
iniid the theater. Another includes gum-chewing, cosmetics,
joy-iiding, tobacco, drinking, the theater, popular fiction,
light magazines, politicians, touring, and moving picture.'.
Othei"s even moic puritanical than this second sin-ecoiioinist
iliiny compile a list including everything that affords some
'degree of happiness or comfort to another.
! Without differentiating between the moralist's "sin"
and man's ordinary bad habits and luxuiies, a few such
.annual items of expense include: $73,0in,0 Tor cosmetics,
ISaoo.oiM.i.niMi r.ir massages, ?.HM).(HM),(Mm for foreign travel,
fa half billion for movies, billions for tobacco and its acces
sories, millions for contraband li(iior, and coriespondiii':
irni'ounl-' f. ' ' inate stage and for cheap literature.
j I'ihI'.u' ! -.loney spent every year in the l'nite.1
Slates bn v . ! i; Js exceeds that expended for the
;bare iieccsM;; iile. This disparity may accoinil fo"
the fact that 1 i- aweotcr in the I'nitcd Slates than in
any other ci . ! : . country and that the stream of human
migration U :'l-iiys Amcrirn bound. The nveiage person
finds it harder lu woik for a living than for that surplus
income which permits him to indulge his petty and major
"vices."
Yi
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Aml'sssn .r i
tl Kr. li.-h ii-1 .
M.'llon.
dill-' .1 t
rillllium hiii. hai,':'!
IN'ar .l.tiiiMi
.'n?i or the im
nliemo .mil. itll.'.1,
I'rni.k Ii '..
li.l, -.l. sli- ., . i
fulls aii'l r i
ulle. In ' - Iiale
tury
he
gi t-n In the i n.- or i oont Kur
o)i'.; pttde or iollttn tnacltt
while in the I niltd ht.ilts.
The serti'te ellnitn.tttl from tie?
i m ond harhars bill a iro tstnn
j thnt nil nu)hot?ed protectH :diould
bt coinplctid in f i ears
W Ii ii '
cr tit rv of
rtniH'l nf
tU MM iilH -
I1r..t p ln-wjir.1 ri nifetitig r.-.
publli an tiiMii k ut Me mi tut from
eommtttet aslgum'nls wus btken
by the committee on cominttt.-e
t-
.bii-n T. Nn,i. '(lnin,inb
M' N.tfifirmi I M-ittttt'ii yt;
hlstltlCl l.lt. Ut.M u
Order Garden Seed3 Direct
From Gill Bros. Seed Co.
PMifrrrf. arrlimation, hanlin'js, truem-js tn
name! The.-e iualitirs wiil injure you a grratsr
parilen.
"Srd whirh r. Rrnun In Ihe nrlhwrl."
"!' lrof. A. Ii. II. Itnuniift, Hrparlmrnt r.'KPtahlp
HarHenine. II. A. I'.. "are iiually more Tijjnroiiii
and hettrr arrlimatrri for Rrnn ins crop of prp
lahlfa than Iho.f purchased pphfrf."
liill ftro. N'oiihwpst grown trnit nre fnm'i
far and wide for their auperior ua!itiea. Jlarkot
gardeners everj-where are uninR them in prefer
ence to anv other kind. Over 80 market gar
dener in the Northwest are now customer, and
Ihe list is steadily growing. Thousnnds of home
gardeners also are so thoroughly satisfied that
they order year after year. One trial of seed
usually creates a permanent customer.
GUI Rros. were market gardeners themselves
twenty years ago. Their farm, six mils eat of
Portland, won a reputation for highest quality
vegetable. They developed special strains.' and
in lino decided to grow acclimated seed, not onlv
for their own use but for sale. Thu was horn
their seed business which today is growing by
leaps and bound.
If you have never tried these eed. nrdr the
special collection listed below. You will be weli
repaid in fm vegetables for yourself and your
family.
i i.M'i r.iuN. in.
.... .Ilslil.l c,,.,;, .,viil
I l.ii.ltlla an. I M, now . ...inli, .
whs nrc.tni. 'l I". sit all lai s. n
si. in Ik'I.I ut si.,Mli,-. In win. h
i.H-lll g.l.llC'-S flOlll tl.,llt.ll.l,lt. I..
rlK-i.n. t in ilillu. stiintl.'l.l. lin,.
.n. an. I l'i nil ate were i,.i. .
sent, . I. I'harliM I. k lan.l. r of
lltsii dinan was rl.f-1,.1 i.i.ist.r.
Meellnss of tile district oiKalllza.
I
f.U'llnll Sn'N U .
I It ftMatrtlnff, fftilr
" ir ' - Ilf
'eii.f tuk
rt . v-s- a ,
Md!h. Turnip.
Stftkl for
(atdloiic
Boys' Wash Suits
Ace 2 to .
.Made up 111 eeveral different color with , relnfurced genma.
tiii:si: i!.i!Mi:.vrs ark ir auantkko to wash ani
vi:ai: on sionky iti:'n itNi:i).
. i I'i;kt:d $i.oh to si.oi.
Base Ball Suils $1.25
Broadcloth Suils $2.28
We c!:iim the pric:i on Ihi: crude of tfoodj arc Ihe lowest
ever otT' ici In l.;i (Iramle.
Remember We Sell Girls'
Bloomer Dresses
- Air" : io i". .
Mad.- up from F.iif;ll.li I'l'llil, Hi oadebjl ll. Slialilnu. tin-l
Cli.-ek.-.l liliurhaiiiM. Made with bound and reiliforce.l seaiini
and orAllANTMKIl KAMT I'OI.UKX.
ri!it"i:i i. on tu sa.i.
We il I claim In sell I lie eli.nM.-l 111 I I . I"
CLAIM Iti sell IMI.II-I.KAIH. (.(((Ills Die elnliM(.
ll is a well known fail Htat w.'ll-niae arnienl.s friini iliallly
eli.lli are tlie rlieiipeHt in Ihe lon run, nil. I If you lo not rind
njr well-made an. I liiTrli-l-ade inerehalidiKe iih cheap iih Home
nlher p!ae-s F.-ll poor finality nierelialiillHe VK Wll.l. OlVli
rr tu vnr it;i:i;.
Mini s . ii vim - M'cM.;s ami t .mh:i;m:ai:
Norton's Kiddy Shop
MARKET JQEL'S GR0CERIES
I'UONH MAIN 79
1IILLSDALK ASrAUACHS
2 Cans, 72c
(I'overninent-inspccled Meat.
Pay By Check!
Telrpliiinc orders, C. O. D. packaKes, .sli(ipiin"; lo In:
ilniio in person, dilTereiil bills lo lie paid alnmsl
daily are incidents in Ihe daily activities ol' tlio
avei-iise housewife that keep her husU'mx to "have
the ready cash on hand."
How much- easier and convenient for her to Pay ',y
Check. And a Check is a record and receipt for every
purchase. Simple enoiinh, isn't it?
We invite all La Grande women to open Checkiii";'
Accounts witli this Kank. Stop in.
Lu Grande National Bank
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i Tractor Service Clinic
I Next Wednesday, March 4lh. i
I A( our arae, corner Fourth & Adams, La Grande, Oregon ' 'i
I lipinnini at 9 a. m. and closing promptly a( 4 p. in., sanio day, The I
I dime VuII'bc dfrecied by ti6 tbrnpi'lciil "men from the Ford Motor Co.
g If you arc a tractor owner or contemplate the purchase of a tractor j
I yo:i cannot afford to miss this clinic. No attempt will he made to sell s
0 tractors at this clinic g
PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY !
1 Cor. 4th. & Adams La Grande, Ore. I
Hon "III l.e hi 1.1 tU'l till c
w.is iiioiilha. '
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