THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, March 14, 1925.
UL 571 DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot St, La Grande, dre.
PAGE EIGHT
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. Two well-known lilblkiil rlmracl.rs uiH-ur In this i.uaxl... ln. N . ? 5 t , X I 1: !
inuy Im- uuiMiuVrvd I In: worlds most uuU-d woman or all tim.s. Do tl r .J f , II
jyou know Iht? DXSjX S&J ill
The bui-dresFtcl woman-is what Frer.cn nitim nay or CnunvM Slvim-
num. une oi the well-known peressvn. who wardrobe w aoKt to I vry I
extettiv ' I
U
CAW Marriages Many,
Foundation Report Says
Our Responsibility
To the Public
From the morning our first Store was
opened we have been mindful of our great re
sponsibility to the public as its distributor of
merchandise.
We shall strive never to be remiss in this
duty. To know what you want and when you want
it and be prepared to serve you so that you
will enjoy the greatest satisfaction, is the duty
of all our Stores.
The price alone tells only a part of our
story.
We aim to serve you well with goods of
quality and character. Price is safeguarded
by the peerless buying power assured us by
the enormous purchases we are constantly
making for our hundreds of Stores.
'r N KW YOltIC (AIM Mon- than
,) 7.1100 piTsuns livtnjf In tin l'nltMl
HUili-8 tutluy wtm clillJ lirhk-s,"
Ivbm t linn It! your f nirr wtun thvy
niarri tl, or wto inurrlil to lrlU
umlt r llmt ukv, uikI th Breut nm
Jortly or th'. cunlrury to jiopu
lur lu tli-r, ure of nutlvv white par
HuKi Tlu-rtt are n f''' of tho
ji'mny fatlt n vcuhd In un cvttiul
4l Bludy of chllil muNiiiKi'M lir
HlirU In 00 t llliii In 28 Btatt M, a n
Hhilnury report . on whU'h was
iuhOc public 1m rt today by the
HuftKi-l Hau l-'oundiitlon.
STIiIh aitualion is tluc In lart'
)itruuri to l wo enlists, nay th
rport; lite fuet that multy at at ih
Winilro no better evltlent-e of aire
)nn the uffhlavlt or one of the
tiin.ll.l.tU-M for u marrtuKe lleenw.
hnil thai the b-Kl nitnlnuim tnar
rlime ii ip la hUII only 12 yearn for
Klrls untl 11 yeu.ru for bos lu New
'Vipik. New Jrey. I'enn.tylvnniu.
lsnlueky, I.oulJanti. Vtrfiinlu.
Klorhhi. Maryland. 10 km It- l-luml.
IVnni'Huee. Colorado, Idaho. Maine
and Mlilppi.
t'ontlniitnK'ihe report Kiven out
liy the foundation wiy: "Thi wrl
onnnetut of 1 he hII nut Ion beeonx-H
Wen in ore hiiireMlvc wlun It In
known that Hit foundation etu.ve.t
U I'll lid hrltli M only those under Z
ft cum of ue; that it doea not take
Into tiet'ount the many luurrltiKfM
W ehlhlrt-n over but under is;
and that the tola! of jt;7.H ehlld
lirldetf u ml hMhimilN uf eilld bh.n
lk liierviiHeU eaih year by tluin
fandii of addlllonal ehlld inur
r I a Nor hae the foundation'
Investigators Indudeil n their en
limati'M lt.s married at 17 pr
younger to iflrtH or women older
than 1 5. beeiiuse the number . of
Hiictt inurrluKeM i rehillvely small.
"The Htudy, whieh Ik still under
way cover.i licit only the child mar
rluKe prohleni, but the whole Hub
jert ff the adiuiulMirutlon of mar
rlune lawn. 'I'lie Mei ttuiiH of the
report dealing with ehlld murrlaK'H
will be published wit hi n a few
week and will immediately be
brought to the utteutlon of lruKuet
of women voters, marriage law
ad tninit ratori, Hehool authorities,
Ktate unit loenl leKinlutorn. clergy
men und Hoehil welfare ugenelea
throiiKhout the eouutry.
"An Illustration of (he public
upalhy In the mutter. It Ls u fact
that In 14 states It Is legally po.s
Hlble for n girl to marry at an
nrlter age Mian that at whieh he
In permuted to become a wage
earner. The marriageable age of
girts Iuim remained an inactive la
bile in these stale, while their edu
cational and child welfare ngench-8
hnc kept the ugr of letivlllg -ell on!
and of entering Indus) ry u burn
ing one.
'ln the matter of chihl mar-i-hig-s.
tin group in any section of
the I "It' d Slab-a hut yet glvert
s tIohn altenilou to the social ef.
feet of existing laws and to their
accessory dally adaptation In the
Heene office, t Khould be noted
that lii'ty- laelM concern the nen
lid public also, and part n la more
th.m any other one wee lieu of the
public."
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACIMNK SIIOI' AM) I (HMMIY
AU Kinds uf Machinery, Automobile nml Tradora ItcpolrcJ
Overturn hi I nml Uebiiilt
Acrtjlciin WHdlng or AH hind
Cylinclix Itorlnz mimI vcrl? ritttuis
froukniiaflis I'Wmi- mid I'Mmi VUin l(ccrouuJ
l',lK IS A TltlAU
HOHl.O.NTAIi
j 1. Cuzert fixedly.
7. To fust en u trunk lid
tense).
13. Musical drum a.
14. Jtecord.
10, Eicluiuatlon of surprise.
15. Kxpreeslon of opiiiiou In a
newbpaper.
Knglund'u favorite drink. H
Kin tali. ' . !
Hoirowful,
1o hurry. ...
Tranquil.
World's flrpt woman.
AdminlHtcra.
Contemptuous phrase for a
mlddkvclahd person.
To vend.
A eatcwuy of wood.
IMIchers.
Itehold. .
We.
Mother.
Musical not-.
A pointed rod used to hol-1
incut over fire In order lo
roust. j
To renovate a ship.
Itlrda similar to ostrich.
An ugc.
t'oirjpts.
llefore.
Catkins. j
A pa mid to.
37. tVy for lielp ut oca. !
oS. Skill. J
til. To sculler.
t2. Hone,
l3. Truly.
07. Tolnt of cuiiipuHS.
UK. i'erson to whom u gift Is
mude.
lit. A very narrow street.
71. one engaged in timber cut-tin-;.
-'. Kails to lilt.
YI.KTK'AIj
2. 1'rcpoMtlon.
3. Mimic.
4. To giil n repossession of mort
gaged property.
5. Silk worm which feeds on
castor oil plant.
C. To urn fell.
Kirm. rigid.
Mack bird. '
Kcptii-n.
Friend.
Hebrew won! for lelty.
Machined for boring, drilling
or Klolting.
StU'lentH ut West Koillt.
To raise (as a ho;)l).
I 'pan.
I'htle usetl at comiiuiniou.
Chemical procured from cod
liver oil
An outward and visible sim
of inward und spiritual grace.
i 'haracters.
Councils composed of mem
bers of faculty mid students
which take care of the dis
cipline. Tried.
Measure of area,
Sexual.
(J i.tntity.
Kubbcr tree.
Kour divi.son.s by weather of
the year. , ,
Indians (Califurui.! tribe).
I epai tint nt In l 'hina.
Impels.
A device fur sowing scuds.
hight cord.
Charms.
Maple tree.
Musical note.
Street car.
To souk.
Itorn.
Troph-t of Hin'l wJio traiind
Samuel.
Arrirmative.
To accompli.sli.
You.
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy for this etdumii iiiil-,1 be
hi by 9:00 a. m.
class Opthulmic Service to those In
need. ....
If your eyes arc causing you any
trouble call und see ua ut JIo- I
Soninier Sunday, March 15 to Mon
thly, March lli. 3-M-lt
"Trincess IogoM
LailUV ni.s
The 1 925 introductory sale of
rinces Uogo. fino gold bund semi
porcelain is now on ut the llich
ardson Art & Gift Shop. Twelve
sets will be, sold at tbo greatly re
duced price of $ii.D0. See the wln
, -low display ut Richardson's Art &
jOift Shop. 3-C-tf
t;.
D. FITZGERALD Prep.
SHERRY'S
Sl'.NDAY - MONDAY - Tt'lCSD.VY
Sol l.essrr I'lcscnts
HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S
Fine Adventurr Kuinanrc
"THE MINE WITH
THE IRON DOOR"
With
1'AT OMAI.I.KY. iMHidTMY MACKAII.I.,
MAUY CAKK. CKKICHTON IIAI.K
And a Siin-it Cast
A Ixi a Cnmrd)
TOMIJIIT ms Sluittinu
"NOTCH NUMBER ONE"
And Waller Hin in "A l at Chance
Italians Gratified
j At New ('able Line
To North America
lUi.MK. (AT) Th" conclusion
this month of th- work of laying
a Hubiiiiirlnu cabb- from An.io.
Italy to Malaga, Spain, w hereby
Hly in for the first time Joined
by direct cable to Uie Noith Ante
rlca continent. In being hulled with
enthusiasm by that large section
if the Italian population which
'Still,. I.,r lni.lr'.tt..l. r..,. I
iusi grow ins coiuiuen-ial and lu
dilNtrlnt life. 1
Ibit the completion of the cable,
also Im having the effect ol enipli-j
a.sUlug the extent to which Italy
han up until the pn nt occupied!
a peculiarly tme.ilur roP In regard
to dully news commnnleaiton uitlii
tin A merit aim. and en with)
I noi the i n und csteru Kurope.
The Cunuiti neu5pap n. an)
1 there are but few large Italian '.
j neusp ipera outride if Koine, are j
j rationed tn confotmity with the'
I Latin journalistic Idea that opin.j
ion is itior Important than new.
and that Hie ihj should have the
rotr brought to it by the person
al iew point of the reporter r
the poll t It u! creed of the journal,
j Kach new jtpaper publishes tmt :
a ncant few coluien of liens from:
.abroad, and most of that comes,
troin n-nrby countries. I'ranc'-l
; most ofti n. Tluw column treat!
j almost ccluicly of political hup-1
pen in gs and oni oi-itssionaliy oi
fllews Cel(t.
' Treat news ta !H-urce und fori
fn uk and human Inieit st stori j.
vxhieh the Italians love n much iiv
do the Americans, the Koine dai
lies rely on venerable foreign
newspapers, rew rit ing unaHhaiio-d-iy
eerything whieh pi. ;ik-h them
w ithout t'oi be ring about the lime
of its origin.
Traetieally all news from the
I utted States t oum-h by w ay of
London and Tuns, and much of it
suffers strange distortion w liieh In
dicates the relay race it has run.
lalhiburgli lli-l.t.p 1 rges
Kan mi I tin ! Kimi ietion
i:i'.ltl Kllll (AT). Speaking
on birth lestrtetioii at a niectin
f the i:lintui gli dioci se of t he
Kpiscopal clrinh. Kishop Wal
poie haul "that tl is t"He clear
to my mind t hat (in at Mrilatn
should foMtw America and Kranee
and prohiltit the use of i on trace p
livts in onbr lti.it our place
among the nations may be pr--wrved."
The bishop had pre ioiisly point
ed out t hat con d it ions now are
not w hat t hey wi n- f ears ago.
Korty per cent of dtorces oc
ci'rred in those familie where
there ttitr no children, be
adding that be I.. . ! that in
only n small promotion if tnc-v
cast.- wen- chtldien niipssi!tle.
I itvoree. he said, hardly ever oc
curred where tlnie ,t a "n a-sonai-le
faiiitty.
'.Md hata made m-w. KefiJiished Atrolo-;cr.
any color without stiffening- the i Mrs. K. A. T.almes. Jefferson
stiaw. No fading, no shrinking. is'Ave., corner Willow. I'hone 2-18-J.
perfectly water proof. Tone ut u 3-2-linp
Kinall cost. Have Uichardson 'The " " !
Art Man" make your last year's hat J Why not rid your scalp of dand
as good as new. ut Kiclianl.son'Klruff and stop the falling of your
Art & Girt Shop. S-lU-ir jhair wh-n a 7r.c bottle of CSerml-
lejile and Tundruff Krudlculor 8topi
Kucti trouble within a very few
days. Sold only by SHverthorn
;I.H-erty Grill to open tod iy. He
pot Street. 3-14-11
New
A whole new shipment of new ar
ticle in the form of bov-s, mir
rors, caudle stle ks, chests and pla
!' by the KiclKirdsun Art & Gift
Shop. See the display in the win
dow and ask about the work and
making of Italian Tla-ims. :!--(
HcniM Itching, plcndng, llon
holes, etc. Korlon's Kiddy Shop.
10-14-tf
Special price. $s.nti per cord .or
16-iuch wood. Thoiie 2S7-W.
12-27-tr
Shamrock In tiny p'ts for St.
lairieks day. -'"c each. Cherryx
Klorists. ::-M--'l
Karme's n diMir c u t:i:i(e o'
enpp r r Milestone lor tii' ir
wheat, als-i corrosion siildMita!" for
1 real lug potato- s. w til tinil plenty
of it in st tn k at Sitverthoni
WrighCs Kumity I rug Store.
Wright's Kuinily Drug Store. 5-5-3t
evidoncft of good faith and us u
gtienntee that the contract will be
completed if awarded. which
.-mount will bo returned to unsuc
cessful bidders.
1 ho commission reserves the
rl(.ht to reject any and all bids.
Ky order of the commission
March lith, 1925.
J. 15. HTKARNK.
"Hecorder of th'; City of
l.a Grande. Oregon.
Alar. 12-ut
Administrator' Notice of fiale.
Notice is hereby given that In
pursuance of an order of the Coun
ty Court of t'nion County. Oregon,
silting In probate, duty mude nnd
entered March 0th. ltiii, the un
dersigned administrator of the es
tate of I. C. Holmes, deceased, will
from and after April Sth. 1525. sell
at private sale, at the office of hit
ultomeys, G reen & H ess, I i
Grande, Oregon, to the highest bid
der and best bidder for cash in
hand paid, or for part cush and
the balance lo be paid by note se
cured by first mortgage, on
premises sold, and subject to th:
confirmation by 1 he said County
CourU ull the tight, title und in
terest which the wild I. 0. Holmis
hud ut the lime of bin death In and
lo the following described , real es
tate, to-wit:
Lota No. 1 und 2,', block 2,
Grundy's Second Addition to City
of La Giandw. Union County, Ore-,
yon. 'I
Lots No. 17 - und I S. Hjock 2.
Grundy's Second Addition to City
of Lu Grande, I'nion County. . .
To pay estate debts, claims und
expenses of ad'minlstratlou.
K. C. HAVIS.
Administrator of the Kskite of
I. C. Holmes, deeeuK' d. .
Green id Hess, attorneys for Ad,
iiiiuislrutor.
Mar. 7-1 l-m-2-AMr. 4
Ifemslitelilns Ticot Kljre 5c '
Mrs. J. K. O'Connell. If04 O Ave
Corsetlero lor Barcley corsets.
1-27-61
TnemoridLfroif
Not ire Contractors.
Serried bids will be received by
the commissiop of the City of La
( i r;i !!. Oregon, ut the eoinmlfciion
room, in the city building in the
eliy of La tirande. Oregon, at the
hour of seven-thirty T. M., March
1Mb, lyj".. ror the construction of
a newer line along Talmer Avenue,
wii'iin the city of La Grande. Ore
oii. from a point on Second Street
T a point on Koiirth street, ac
teid'ng to pluns and specifications
now on fib- in the office of the re
corder of the city of I-a Grande,
Oregon.
A deposit of jri-On is r"tiiired for
.t.-t ,,f plans ari'l sp-cillcations.
nliiell amount will be returned to
mic.iccessl ut bidders upon return
of plans and specifications to the
ivroder of si:d city.
A d" pl'S.t of ten (HO per cent of
ti e amount of bid If required
The New Nerc Im ignrator.
If you have a run-down feeling
sort of all in --nnd your nerves or.
mls - try that n-w preparation, a
nerve stimulant and buibbr. a
nerve Ionic, a l H'-r si imul.int 1 1 1 -t it
any alcoholic, preparation, gi ing
liiick results increas'-s" apptlt''.
Gives you "p' p' f'r $1 "ti a bottle
and st ild only ly Silver! horn
Wright's Kamily I rug Store.
2-!7-tf
Sings on Loan
See lite little p..S if S'.l.imroek
at 'herrH -'!ow r Store. o-ll-Jt
l. i. 11.
i:e-Mgbl Spei:ili-I
ttegon CerllMeate N't. 7.1. Il.l
lot ferliticate Nti. 4t'..
If your cy s tii.- w 'n n att n-bii :
a pittore !bitw or when reading,
toir ll w melli-'d of tn aimer.! i.,r
n-rve strain will r-ne--ly this trni
ble untl will enable Vou tti a i: a
tAery comfort. Another thing net
well known is that i." r c-n o
the children w.-aring glasses un
doing S' unnet . .-iMi v and by t hts
treatmnt can be re!noed.
With un experience of y-ars
we art1 preporvd to offer a l:irh
I I
Easier
and
Baskets
Newiin Drug
Co.
trc'!ETtT!"l
i H "'''-,' 1 BSSIBBiaEMi:
:M mm s A'ifi&i
a S
2 New "
Bungalows
'I het spU iiilid pnMrtk',l
nn bH-atctl on N. Ah ami
on X. Kirch titcl. Mmletu
nml np-t-ilatc cuiLolnietkHt.
Iirgr lots. Trtrc righl ami
on renoiiblc terms.
Inspect thc-c before jou
buy.
Wm. Miller
& Co.
tk Our Slf9."
I'hone Main 1
i
II MONUMENTS
onnrit that " 1"; '
SIO.NtMIiNT NOW . " I
Ve maUe a profuund ?saaaJ 4
stU'ly of inonuntrnt btitMlntf. MJUSBsiljgtfgl t '
and an order placed lit our Ch " " ffL
hands ts Btiro to roccivo M i! RpVCJl u
faithful, intcllieont execution E j; fHcii l '
We Will Claillr Furabh U,i ftjW I !
luiiliuati-s at tltrf, I i
Blue Mountain Marble ijgl- - fegg
Granite Company M "J
1503 t, Ave, La Orautlc, Ore tJ-jgrJPjJ
AY delicate fabric
r.ultLlt1'1 ;",k ,an' 'i-' I J
FINE FOOD
Cooked by Electricity I'ndcr Steam Pressure
Popular Low Priced
Cafeteria Service
Pleading, rrunijit Sen-ice
M
a
V.rt Ki!h!ffn Kfrftipc of VWhtU
ka- i on hi .iy to Paris to .u
timltr tjl.mtfr ICuwiia Cabr, ittc4
Frtwh popi anv Hh- w h
opportunity to bt n th P'UMil
3in-t-c fcK th U'ichit Ho?ry
Club, which knrd hr t
tu4 We awl If iht
LA URANDE'S ORKd.NAL CAFETERIA
You'll Come Again!
Also Complete Fountain Service.
FRESH DAILY. ELECTRIC BAKERY. PRODUCTS
CANDY AND COOKED FOOD DEPARTMENTS