La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 13, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTVMnv. March 13, 1025. PAGE FOUR THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Ia femte &bmm$ faerfar An Independent Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBY HARVEY F. MATTHEWS -...-.Editor and Publisher , , , ninlnM Manager Published evening, except Sunday, at 14U Adama Avenue, La Grands, Oregon. The Obierver-Star published every Friday. Entered at the Postoffice at La Orande, Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THE CITY OF LA GRANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to use (or pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, per month In advance . .. Dally, aix months In advance Daily, single copy 760 -.14.60 60 Uy Mall. Dally, per month In advance....-. Dally, per six months In advance Dally, per year In advance Weekly Ot)ServeiStar, per year. .600 .- $2.60 16.00 18.00 ADVERTISING RATES "Display, foreign, per column Inch...... ...... T Display, local, per column Inch Time contract rates on application. -.420 -.400 , THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT Is love, Joy, peace, long. Buffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, inecltnesu, Iviunenuic'-' : against such, there Is no law. UuU 6; 22, '22. THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley Hume runs in March, don't count in July. t Since most banks already have presidents many of the June college graduates will find jobs scarce. . Difference between a radio and a radio fan is if you get a radio fan stalled he keeps on talking without any help or encouragement. t A ' V sdr'' irJjS ws cout;ng eoss when tub Vy V fP"' CX I NEW MILUWEle PASSED BT I OFFICE CAT fTRAOS MAflk (HO. d'hero nit! no doubt wiine person who truly believe Mini they'd be Im-IK'i off It they bad mure rresli air, but onv. can't place very much ruitli in that "fiend" Hint opens tin- iirriee -windows and then leaves fat- room. COURTESY. We Americans are not the most courteous people in the world, and we might as well confess it. Many a humbler people have much to teach us in the grace of urbanity and the fine art of gentle manners. We are a young na tion, and in spots at least still raw and a little crude. We have not yet learned that conduct in nine-tenths of lift-. Hut if we are wise, we will improve our manners and form the habit of courtesy in all the contacts of life. Courteous people carry with them an indefinable charm. To meet with them and to know them is to experience something, j akyi to looking upon, rpapjctureoihcarin apai ticu : lurly fine piece of music. .-Who admires a boor? Who cultivates a cad? Patmns avoid the impolite salesman and protest against doing husi i ness with a discourteous employe. Nor does an employtV gain anything but ill will by uncivil dealings with tho:;c under him. What a boon it would be to live in a coin-' , munity where courtesy was a ruling passion, where people delighted to say "Thank you' and view with one another to go out of their way to show a kindness or do a favor. Courtesy is a community asset always. Courtesy becomes youth especially. TRADE BUILDS CITIES. If m'erchunts and their helpers were not a pretty good natured class of people, whose rough edges have been worn lawny by much contact with their home folks, they would ;havc reason to get irritated at times. ' There are some people who wilt send off or. got to dis tant cities and make important purchases of clothing and house furnishings. Then when they find that they want some little trifling article in a hurry, they will rush down to the home store and demand that it be supplied to thrm install tor, and blame the store if it does not have precisely what they wmt. They expect these stores to keep slocked up all the time on a wide variety of goods, yet they will not help supply the all-around patronage which is the only basis for keeping such a general stock. ! It is a tremendous convenience and advantage lo have a fine gioup of retail stores in a town. Such establish ments connect a community with souives of supply Ih.-.t deal all over the world. A good store supplies the com forts and essentials of civilization, and it is a wonderful benefit to have it close by where you can call on its sol vit . il any moment, and get its supplies and its advice. "Uut people cannot expect to have the kind of stores their community is entitled to on the basis of its population and wealth, if they are constantly running off to other places to bay goods. Unless they give their patronage to their home stores, the home stores can not sene them efficiently. It is well to remember that the home stoivs and the men who own and operate them are a tremendous foive working all the time in l.a (Irande to provide this com munity with all foims of modern equipment, to improve Us civic advantages and to advance its prosperity. When you support them, you back up and help your community. Itudlo Announcer: MIhh Amy HtubbH. lyric Hoprnno, will now Hhitf "Ail Alone." j.lHii'iiw: Tluit'H good. I couldn't Htund more than one like her. All things come to thorn? who wait, by which time the novelty Iiuh quite worn off. To catch sucken. merely offer Hume unreasonable returns and let mil u re tukc Us course. . The man taking the agricultural I'cnsuK clopped at a rural residence ujitl ni'trr luuuii'liiK certain in fifriuilion asked the housewife limv many children nIio bad, "I'our." was the answer. "In jill'.'" asked the cciimik laker. 'I iloii't know wheter It'tt utl or mil." re pi it'll the woman. . A Kft of teeth seven feel la li'tii't h baa been discovered In Italy. II iJ thought that they ho loiiK'd to I lie original revue aetrem of (he looth paste advcrllHcmculH. (ir (IduUliiie.lMi't painful, to. most men u'.iy In It that most men fromi while they're IhiiikiUK? IjOUDown on vi;ins A columutM muni buve a Ootid pair of eara. I'"or he getH lots of dope l-'roin I he things t hut he btutra Then, too. bo could live l'or a couple of yeara, t?o the liiKhlcfs know. On a pair of good i.hcarn. t lllre t ho udvt-nt of the cro.sn wonl puzzle, it Uu Orande woman complains (hat she is having a liunl time to set the aat word. en crate ns n memiee to the safely of ebililren luive about ttccit elliulnateil... Nnw soutethime si ton Id he iliinc for Hit safety nf adults. We would start by exiling tliose housewives who erslsi In liavliiK IbeJr floors m slick that a fellow does a flop v cry time lie Mcps on a rug. ''-.- If we, lmvo un old fuHhloiicd Hummer It will be a good deal warmer on the fourth of July than now. . "Huh the baby hud the measles yet, Mr. Smith?" "Hh-u! Don't Hpcuk wo loud. Whenever he bears anything men tioned that he hasn't got, he cries for It!" He who hesitates Is uwfully old fushloned. The most expensive thing- about u house Ih company. '. All the wisdom of t.ie ages boil ed down lo benefit husband tron islsls of two words. "Tet her." 1 . . ' Only 'the fast thinkers become leaders. He who hesitutes Is boss ed. Who Js Your Skinny Friend, Ethel? Tell him to take tod Liver oil for a couple of months and gel enough good healthy flesh on li In hones to look like a real man. Tell him, it's the only way lu take those, grave-liku hollows from his cheeks and neck. Tell him tie won't have to swal low .the nasty oil with (he nuise ating fishy laste, because the- Mc Coy Laboratories, of New York are now putting up Cod Liver 'oil in siigur-conled tablet form, 11 Ask for McCoy's. Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Ited Cross thug Co., OhiMf Jnugs. Inc., L.A. L. Orug Co.. and every drugisl orthy the uinne stlls them tt tablets Ha cents. - Any man 'o. u oman can put on five pounds of healthy flesh in 30 days or your druggist will willingly refund the purcha.se price one wommi pit on I a pounJs in six weeks. Children 'grow ro bust and stroiey -Keeble old pen- pie feel younger In u frw. ceks,. "He,-, sure to gel McCoy't. I be ni -iajiual and cemiiiir .. t'vd Liver tMI Couiponlid "1'itbir.t." Adv. A Reliable Bank Itoliiilitlily dial means helpfulness as ell as sjili-lj- no matter what tlic cmerRcncy. La Grande Nalional Bank Sound, Heliable. I'l-oiv-vsiic Plant (iraftcd Walnuts Tliey Miake You .Money One of Hie ln-st blocks of 'i ooinan lrainiuelte lu I he State, select type, Well grown. All other stocks Ktlbcrls, Apple, Pear. Cher ry. Prune, 1111111. I 'each. Apricot, etc. Small Kruita, etc. Itight stock at tin lit pi leva. Hubmlt your waiit list, neii'1 for prices. 3& years In btitd- CAULTOX M KSl ltY CO. I'arllou, Oregon, EUROPE MARTS MOW AVAILABLE IIKHL1N, (AI') Iteudv always markets In Kurope for their pro duce, the department of agricul ture at Washington Is showing in creased activity on thu continent. After the war it took over the rec ords and offices of the American system of food administration, and today has bureaus lu London. Mer lin, Paris and Home, with sub-offices tn vaWouH other strategic cen ters. William A. Schoetifield lias been sent to this city as general director for Europe. The products bought by Kurope from America are, in the order of their Importance, botton. grain, to bacco, fruit and meat. The vari ous European bureaus study local crop reports, the needs of the pop ulation for the various articles im ported, and the time when the Am erican crop is wanted In Europe. They inform tho European pur chaser of current prices and, wherecver the department has es tablished standards recognized am ong the American producers, place theses at the service of the Europe an buyers. This increases confi dence in American business hones ty, and thus helps the American producer in winning back the Eu ropean market which he lost In large part during (lie. war. Another phase of the work of Die European bureaus is (hat of keeping Information on Improved methods of agricultural develop ment discKovcrcd or Introduced by European farmers. If a sugar heel grower In Germany succeeds in raising a particularly fine grade oi beet through a mcthud peculiar to his farm, the bureau in Berlin Im mediately Investigates and sends its information to Washington. Tlie department ot agriculture in Europe works in close cooperation with the eoiiimercial uttaeh-s and the consulates, hut limits Unt'lf strictly to raw products. Take the case of fruit, for instance. Apples, pincpapplcs or oranges tn their na tural stute or tin' concern of the department, but the moment an apple Is canned or dried, If fa I In into the jurisdiction of the com mercial attache, lu this nay over lapping and conflict are avoided. It's a square meal for a dim VERY BITE'S A DELIGHT i ; FLORS1 IEIM SHOE One good step any man can take is tying up with Florsheim Shoes. In introducing the pictured Flor sheim we can't help saying a word about the exclusive style and long-time wear that goes with it. The "2? dmoor Golden Bro Willow Call T. . WHO CARES IT COSTS LESS GIVES MORE COMFORT IT IS SAFES? to Ride on CORDS For every fiber is insulated with rubber, adding great strength to each cord, which stands the extra flexing strain in balloon tires. This process is the very foundation of low-pressure construction. Drive in let us equip your old car we can do it quickly at low cost. 1'UUKINS MOTOR CO., Lu (inmrtc, Oregon. M. J. (iOSS, I.s ;r:m(l, Oicpui. HUG'S (;ARA(;i i:i(;i!i,' (hogon. r . ., x -J ' - ' ' - - - ' ' r . MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES HIONI3 MAIN 759 ri!i:sn iii:i:ssi:i oiicklns will nl-i luivn lIllilMirt. (Jinn Onions. Il'il mill lli( Imiiis Lfltiif-r. sphiurli, t'lrr, I'millllfiwrr. Callaf;f, 1'ar Miiis ami Kulabaxa. GIRL'S SPRING COATS , In the new t-dlors: ae :i lu 14 98.00 to $16.00 These con In air. made from the very hes! materials uilh teitlan !er-es. mitl fully lineil. ltmt fori'l we carr a large slick of lints. Infants to I I years. Norton's Kiddy Shop Fixtures House Wiring- ATWATHK-KKNT AM) OTHHK KAUIO SICTS W'c Install Radios 1'ico Benham Electric Co. MAIN 101 NEW I'OI.KV 111,1111 ARE YOU READY? TO TRY 'I MAT MAYTAG WASH UK? You in o uiidci' no (ililiKiitions. Just Phone Main 5S Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. Yesterday In Congress (H the WtMnntl n) i , Prt'itltlent I'oitllilKC M NUhtnlltett ii- hh im' f Omrleti J. Warn ii to he uttoniey ftellcriil. 'The lrtuury r'parrt ail urhl Irary tax umevin, nt ftr Keimtor t'ounen, Mletilgun. . I la.ro n von Mnltzan. new tlcrinan aiiiboni&aUor, I'rtscnUU his cr- itelltln1t to rrent-li'lit l'oollu- Sena I or 'iU'ehnnln niiKie.lt the M' of I'tlHH renl Ihlev Wll.l(e tlltit ii Mltflil Ht'NsteU. h c iT.-.shlenl law ru in lor n liiitnK ) he ornate. Imim oh hU fnHu.st. lo vote on the War-I'-ll cotlfll tiiiitloil Senate Hetnucralrt tn conferente oteil t(i tll)i.sl nil eoilsltlel at htii nf j I lie or hi i-iont iim-.I(oii eart In , t he nr1 l fMton. I ' Senate repuMii hum i) r r I il r l (tiKtilnst rv.lu tlnn of the patronK of the four tnrmrKentti p'tl uut of Mlit iurt cuunctl. . V" ! Ml I I J 1 Instant Suds o J ! for Washing Dishes & " need. It instantly makes a penerous, last- 9 j ingSuds. You'll be delighted when you O 3 see your dishes cleansed and shining in J I BillloOIl TirCS almost no time. Good for the hands, too. Oniiiinni Remember now, next time, CITRUS a i:Mip,'t GRANULATEDSOAP-andeverytime. tJ 'A On All Tind fBrlfCLm At0"'y themanufcltlrsofth TwSw.tSHSo I rir i.i , famout CITRUS rtWSi!EirV'2-G I Motot k'co. ! 'yQvZf I.I i frmrte ems Mueiuv. ?AXI nicri TAI TP .Hll rf' I 4lh and Adama j READ THK UUSUKVEK CLASSIFIED ADS ' ' fey si inaxjuuo rtoMth. ami: TP U BAKE XiWh TRU-BLU Biscuit Co.l - Spokane, Portland Jx