La Grande evening observer., March 11, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 4

Wednesday, March 11, 192,').
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
An Independent Newspaper
FRANK B. APPLEBY
' HARVEY V. MATTHEWS....
Editor and PublUber
...-.business Manager
, PublUhcd evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Ailama Avenue,
La Orande, OrcRon. The Observer-Star published every Friday,
! . Entered at the Postofflco at La Orande, Oregon, as Second
Class Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879.
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IS IT NOT'to donl thy bread to the hungry, and that thou
' bring the poor that are cast out to thy iiome? when thua
' seest tne naKcd, that tnou cover him, and that thou hldu not
tnyseif from tnlno own flush? Isaiah 6a; J.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
WAJM THAT JwEDBrnwl w J .
gjdSrs'I SJy HMETOWHIP Itaks pakt) tth
I THE CUECO TO I
vSH -we store window Pon. the I SyJt, IX, TAiSJJ
NEW MILLINER HAD SOME DIFPICULTV ft, ,1? MKfeST
TNE CLERKS WHO VOLU4TECReD To
WASH THE STORE WINDOW FOR, THE
NEW MILLINER HAD SOME DIFPICULTV
IN DECIDINS WHO SHOULD START THE JOB I
n3N
OFFICE
CAT
THAO HARM Rf0
liyjivnius
: None of the doctors who write for the papers are being
asked how to prevent blushing.
' We are just at the start of a season when the man who
lives by the side of the road has a house full of dust.
, ' American women spend $70,000,000 a year for cosmetics
another staggering fact that man is face to face with.
A' orKSTIONXAIHK TO .MAILS
Hullo, .liars! The eurlh Is talking
(lo your riuppers bob their hulr?
I io your Rruntlmus dunce the Juvu?
ifcivu you prohibition there?
juifc'-pli'ce buttling suits, high prices
l,HtIW-s' knickers, neur-jade beads,
IVUiiUf parlies, Juzz, sex novels
Himiplwines, weird, occult creeds?
Huvu you flurry female bandits.
iHootliKgers und huinun tun lis V
llooius and booslers. Income luxes?
mid sturdier than their grandmothers were. They
One marriage in five in Chicago is a failure, according
to court records, which do not have statistics on the fail
ures that never get into court.
Girls of today, says a health authority, are stronger
to be, to lug around the modem earrings.
Young men find older men too,
for Clint luattrrHlioiild throw their
best I'ffnrtM Into UiWr love letter
nowaday. Formerly love lfttcrtt
merely were read In court and vx
erptM printed In newspupfrw, but
jiuw wo have radio.
The iiiIhhus wutm'L feeling vary
wt-ll when 1 left liuiiM! IhtH morn
inK." Wdd HiiKHon TatterH. "OueB
I'll eall her up und sou If tinylhlny
Hhould bo done." He went to the
phono und culled the number. Hue's
allrlKht now," he.auid, hunginK up
the receiver. "The line's buay."
Yesterday In
Congress
WWM
flivvers.
VuiiipH unil would-be movie aturs?
No? Why. then you must be
heuven;
I in eomlitg over. Mure.
It h betler to bo U poor, relative.
Hlomueh
('lilruxo barbel i: will rut so the
prhf or HlKiiupooH. Hut they at ill
el 11. ThutH the rub.
lull will Hie modern gill be
twenty yeui'H lieiire?" aks n eon-
temihiiai-y. Ahont half u dozen
1 1 I tiiiint; Ih-mp cold, eiuiy Bprln;
AMERICA'S PART.
ii,;i,i m..iu ;,,,,t.i,n,,iu ; r., .,,!., .i,;i, ,,i n, K...
winning oi tne war were insigmiicani, now appioxiniau! N'ci.oiiy I'xuniinns your
the aggregate of British investments in the Dominion'"""" u" "' ui;iiy-
frhe Canadian dollar, circulating side by side with the Amor- A mil ii wanted to aue bis wire
Scan dollar in Canadian cities, is on a par with United Stateslfor ,,mi;" of p"'"'- ' p"
. . , , , , , MkimI lo divorce him and Ihi'n buck-
comage and has commanded a premium on several occ;i-,.cl ,.
jSions during the past year, a substantial indication of the
present prosperity of Canada.
.;' .' Canada is growing rapidly, and as the Nineteenth cen
tury saw the development of the United States to its wesl
i'cnr tiorder, so the Twentieth century will record the do-
A'clopment of Canada. The rich virgin farm lands and the i,i,.ln,i,' nun,,..
Inducements offered the settlers, with accompanying oppor-
t....i:rt.. r.... ...i i i :. ..n i;...- ..i-;n...i
l.u.itwto luimou, ...... .,..o,i,too, ..iu i.i.i i.vimk oninv;.. lliyM hll(, yil fl(t . -.1 lioiv will
workers as well as capital'dom the United States. : ihynn-M uii n. v. n.'s.
.With an area greater than that of the United Status! (1,.H ,t ..,.,,. .,. lllsl0
r.nd a population less than that of New York state alone, : . bw.-.-i uu s h.-mi did?
Canada is the grout undeveloped field for enterprise on .,.,. limv1.r'(.h'1(,IK ,11)s ,
the North American continent. riiv i nn iIim-m in iim -iiiiih-.v.
The Canadian Pacific railway is embarking on n cam-1"''; ",v.',lm1, 'h'''1'"''...1" ""'
a j it i moiiiii in lilt jti til
paign to settle its remaining farm lands with exUTUMKvd
American farmers, offering the most valuable tracts loft' N",hl'' Huee-m uue uw m-
...... P-aiJUK- or BUeecs If your btillK-
unsettled on this lirmisphere on terms better, nature of r .i. mu'i know the dtrierrnce.
the land considered, than many of the former free land
.... ,, , , ' . i , v. .. Nairn 8 iih'uii little. An all-day
grants m the United States. The development of Canadian Huei.i r Mom u. more than for
agriculturc and industry that will result, in spite of much,1
higher taxes than we experience, .will benefit not onlyi nu ,, r ,lM. K,V, wm
those who take advantage of the opportunities offered in bimbenneirs .iiirtA
the Dominion, but will directly benefit also the entire Unit
ed States, with ita inevitable participation in the prosperity
of its northern neighbor.
i
(By tlio Associated Press)
Tho nomination ol , ChitrlMi )l.
Warren to be attoniry K'nera was
rejected by 1 he tvnnti- wlilch tbeii
refuaetl to re-eonHlder Hh aelion.
. ;,
The w-iiute cotumltlfo (nvill
ffatuiff the internal rtvehu bureau
decided to : resume hearings next
Monduy. -" ' -
l,-Klsali(Hi .-.'providing 1i-iivicr
penalties for 'liquor luw vlolntloiui
waa recommended by a house Hub
commit tec on alcoholic liquors,
. - , v
While House support -was voiced
for the action of- t he senate Hc
uu hi leans .- in , denslntr hi8tirL'niH
'from Important comndttco places.
NEW SOAP ox mauki:t
The Citrus Soap company of Snn
Dleffo is now in thc.marlcet with n
new soup product that Is deHtined
to be ono of the most popular sta
ples for household use that, whs
ever manufactured, l.'llrus Granu
lated Washing Muchlncj Soap, as
this new product Is termed, In a
pure soap of exceptionally fine
quality that Is truly granulated
not powdered hy muehlins that
have been espechilly devised for
this product. t.'ltrus Uranulated
soup hns tlie properties, through
being broken up Into iiilnutidy
suiall particles, of producing an In
HlantancotiH mid nlcUly peuertat
ing Buds (hut liumeiiialely goes
through and through the rubric oi
the clothing b'Mng washed. It does
not cuke or lump In the watuc each
of the small granules Immediately
dissolving Into an Instant suds. -
Now that ulmoHl every American
home la in pgssssiou 01 u washing
machine of. one type or another,
there Is a very definite need for
enormous deinund for uu uffl-
dent machine soup of tills Kind.
T
AT TOURNEY
UNION" (Special) TUo Misses
Mary and Marlon Hay den came
down from Baker tho last of the
week to visit for a few days with
friends in Union. ' The ilaydens
formerly resided here.
Although there seemed to be
ttomo pilfering among the automo
biles parked on tho streets during
tho tournameut last week, the or
der In the hull waa splendid, oven
though tho attendance . went over
the thousand mark Friday night
and nearly that number Saturday
evening. Kriday after the evening
games tho people were counted as
they left the hall and tho total
was about IJiliO. the largest num
ber that had ever assembled In the
school gymnasium.
Mlas Veda Hogenson came over
from la Grande Friday and visit
ed over tho week end with Miss
Huth Connor. WJille here she at
tended the tournament.
Now that the stock show associa
tion Is assured of their state ap
propriation for premium purposes,
the preHident. George Itenson. will
probably call a meelinir soon to
start the committees on their
.work for the show.
The Catherine creek road hi
'temporarily closed to traffic while
the new tee bridge is being put
in place over the stream Ju.st be
low the fish hatchery.
The O. A. C. glee club will ap
pear in Union on tho of this
mouth for a concert, while on their
tour of eastern Oregon. The pro
gram will end with .a dance given
by the glee club.
An attractive arrangement at the
Cock brothers furniture store l.s
the building of several bed rooms
in the gallery and fitting them up !
with different styles of bed room
suites. i '
Mr. nd Mis. liert Knight were!
Iiosls to the T. 11. club at a bridge
purty last Wednesday evening.
Honors for the evening went to
William Dobbin und Mrs: Vera
Kox. A dainty lunch followed the
games. j
"lioc" Tail inn n. who bus been!
working in )m Grande for several
months, has accepted a position in
tho Jimmy Johnson barber shop
and will make his home here in
Union. James Kosewull. who for-
merly worked In the Johnson shop. ;
has decided to Join his brother who
bus charge of u traveling thea- ;
atricul troupe. This troupe has
headquarters in Missouri and ope- j
rules in that and the surrounding
states.
shop on Main street.
Funeral Held. ,
Sunday afternoon at the Meth- ,
odlst church was held tho funeral I
services for tho little son of Mr. I
and Mrs. Will Landers, who died
Friday at tho hospital In Ui
Grande, following an operation.
The little child hud been in ill
health for some time before the
operation became necessary.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I, ilogensmt
came over from la Grande Sun
day to visit with Mr. and Mrs.
V. Connor. They returned to J-u
Grando Sunday afternoon.
Nolan Skiff, who was here. In
the Interest of the observer dur
ing the basketball tournament, re
mained over Sunday visiting at tho
home of 10s parents. Mr. and' Mrs.
O. J. Skiff.
The elty council is plniiuiug to
Improve the city park with the ad
dition of a new building and the
Inst dilation of showers for Ihe
benefit of the tourlht.s.
Itcv. Charles A. W'bni. pastor of
the Methodist church, who has
been 111 for several das. Is mueli
improved In health and able to
occupy his pulpit again.
A cafeteria dinner was served at
noon Saturday at the high .school
fir the benefit of the visiting trains
and basketball fans who remained
In Union for the afternoon games.
Mrs. Charles Ostor who .has
been visiting with relatives in
Haines for the past week, return
ed to her home here Sunday evening.
Had Illinois news Four men on
a railroad track. One had a jug.
Four widows sitting at home.
fieri I n l)ei tins Side Joor Ituvics
Ii K It I, I N (Al) Berlin has
KIDDIES'COLDS
should not be "dosed." Treat
them externally with
XSCKS
V VapoRub
Q.r tTMIIiim Jar, U;J Y.arly
When tlm fhv Ktiirtt-il on Hie
I'onley furin out on Iho Kanlrii)K
Hint Tliursiluv nlKlit. the nlri-n and
firo bell bolli Huumlfd unil muny
ueuplu gut uj ami tried to locale
I In flro but were iinsncer.i.sful, ex
cept for seeiiiK that II was on Ihe
other Hide of the valley.
Mfs. K. J. .Mill-tin recently went
to Portland und iinrehiiRe.i n,....
stock of spring millinery for her
Atlantic Cllv tifivH. lli-unk umi.
tenced to buy his wife a. new hut.
Unit would stop u lot of men from
Ui'liiliintr.
Better worry over these Iviro
peau troubles now. Kmin be entire.
ly too warm to wony over uny-llilns.
Want (.'rafted Walnuts
'I'Im-jt Make You Money
Ono of the beat blocks .if
Vrooinan I'nuniuettu In tho
Btutc. select typo. well
Biown. ,MI other stocks
rilberls, Apple, I'cur, cher
ry, I'rune, I'luiu, I'each,
Apricot, etc. : Small Fruits,
etc.
night stock at right prices.
Submit your want list, send
for prices. 36 years lii busi
ness. CAItl.TOX M'ltSl:ltY l.
Cai-lliin, Oregon.
va
Miner
Says
A numbness, a leaden cramp
like pain in the fore part of
the, fool, is diagnosed as
mctatarsalgla or painful
.Morton's Ttoe. . It is one of
:the most prevalent forms of
foot ailments and one whici;
Is not general ly recognized
until after being treated for
neuritis or rheumatism with
out results. Tt consists of
a breaking doun of the arch
a c rows the bal I of the f o o t .
There is a crampud sensa
tion, burning, stinging, and
swelling, and the foot is ex
tremely sensitive, f'ulloitsos
form on. the sole and step
ping on Hlones or pebbles
causes great pain.
THE B00TERY
UlY HAYIl;.V, .Mgr.
Men's and Boys' Pullover
Lorenz Knit
rursity Sweaters
All Colors and Sizes
$3-50 $10
found that Its motor busses are figured, und some have upset with
tn.,.1,, aw Sine the Streets h:.ve SLTiOUS conseq Helices.
become connected with the growth I
The authorille.s nre 'now eonsld-
plnir ! Inwi'i' vehield wil h .ulrld in.
in the number of automobiles there aU,ad of rviiy (loorH( (ind coVl,m,
lias been an inereufing number of j roof to give shelter in rainy
accidents i; which the hushes have ! went her.
MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES
I'HONE MAIN 759
THINGS THAT AIlE' DliTTrm! "" " "
Chickens, KgKS, Reynolds' Milk and Cream,
Carsten's Hacon.
Ask us about Pillslmry Alumimim Hot Cake Griddle.
wiilllil kuiiu mi link tree
nil llienr.'
It fill
A TKAK FOR KOMANCK.
j Dead, i.s runiance. The infinitely lnilliant and lutir
.rniaing American romance lias been run throUKh the meal
chopper of commercialism und pious piosaicisin until 'l
has become insipid and iininterestini:. Romance is no more.
Realism reigns.
1 Captain Kidd is divesled of his imnioilnl pirate's man
tel and is doomed to become a forgotten captain of lusj
Queenship's navy. The Imld bank bandit and train robber
has tin neH social worker and short story writer. The
greatly beloved holm of side-door-pullmaii fame has retired
to his study In write movie scenarios about society scau
oale. ihe tlnei. raid nionte and roulette professors of tho
' combined dance hall, saloon and Rambling Ihhi.hu of the oniv
Wild West have forsaken their old haunts and high hnt.i
to Ih'Coiiic stock salesmen.
The Ameiican sailor on shine leave puts up al the
Y. M. C. A. and patronizes the movies while the sheriff,
hoards up his old haunts along the water front. The eowbn
has traded his broncho for a gasoline puddle-juniper and
parks himself beside his sweetheart in the movie theater
instead of junking redskins in the dust. Kven the inlcrpitl
xplorers no longer romantically fliit with danger ami
conietimes a popular novel or a seven-ieeler has a sad a id
realistic ending.
What is to become of the sweet little things and well-'
meaning old things who sofelly snblied through wonderful
hours of reading a romantic novel or viewing a movie of
true romance? Is the lachrymal gland to liecome as obso- j
lcte and useless as the appendix ? I
'I'll,' t'lliie Willi IllMhls lllill tin
lll.i-N zitii iii'iillii-r In ptoluihly first
'uii!.in In tlii 1 in r wliu ,rniinsis tu
-lli nil Iri'-rulil plnilK".
If ln iTiii'M I'llil tit Hlh','ii IIiv
kIiiikIh Mint nri' not fiinitiuiiltiK uro
IiIk hwi-iii kIho'Ik.
l:ililis nr.
us, 'tt mil II lir
tlx' Million a mini
Ki'lH tnln li llKht elni'O.
Mnny it iiiIkh'h liilsnlnn In ImiklliK
'! ii 1 1 1 j . ii w It h ii iniiiiMtiin,
Balloon Tires
Optional
K(uipment
On All Ford
Models
At Only
$25 Extra
Sec the New
Models
1
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erKins
Motor Co.
4th and Adams
CfmproDecL
CTcrr
our" ,
Boneii
ROR our depositors with
- checltine accounts, we have
installed this new system of
checks known as the Protectu
System, as an added improved
service.
To combat the numerous
frauds caused by raising checks,
this system enables you to
tear off your check at amount
desired like a money order,
thereby insuring the amount
of check from being raised
should it get lost, or rail into
dishonest hands.
Bit
f i D nlviw
WfT ft V . . 7 1
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7A? PROTECTU
Check System
If you ire coruidrrini opening ft
checking iccount, by all mean come
In and see thi additional imtrtrotd
tenke thit we are gn,ing oee to
all our customer,
X3VAUT mAcncAt rem Kxtn
DUX AND FAT ftOU. Ill
La Grande National Bank
A Sale of Women's Frocks
That No Husband Will
Object To
Only fl Kaeh and (Juaianteed Washfast
Wo really believe wo could sell Uie.se new
Stamped Frocks to married men, because
wo know what delight they lake in seeinj;
their wives becomingly attired all the time
even when engaged in tho daily house
hold duties.
M
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Till
folriitai
in
I fit I
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Each
Tleaso don't emifuso these with the ordin
ary "House Dress." They are truly su
lK'iior Frocks suitable for wear all day Ion;'.
Stamped in novei designs on the new "Col
orweave," r. durable fabric that "looks, feels
and wears like linen."
For the first time we can offer you
guaranteed w ash fast f l ocks at only if 1. 00
each. The four designs shown here are
representative of the lot there are ten de
signs and coitus in all.
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