La Grande evening observer., April 14, 1925, Image 4

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THE L'A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tin-.mlv. Anril H, UBS.
TIIE OLD HOME TOWN
By. Stanley
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THANK D. APPLEBY
HARVEY F. MATTHEWS
-.Editor and Publisher
...business Manatee
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Published evenings, excopt Sunday, at Mil Adams Avenue,
jk Grande, OroKon. The Observer-Htur published every Friday.
Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande, Oregon, ai Second
Class Mall Walter under act of March 2, 1 87 .
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In thut day then; ahull be a fountain opened to t lie houso
of DuvlcJ und to tlx1 InhnidtanU ot Jci usulem for sin and for
imclcumicsu. Ztchai lah 13:1.
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THE WOMEN FOI-K3 HELPWIS I PA HOOPtti 1
HOUSECLGAN FAIUE b To NOTICE ASTRAY
OCX CHASE PETS BRENNSRS CALB -mfinimu
t A CUPTAIH STCETCHER
S Many fishermen in Eastern Oregon this season with
Jrand new rods and brand new reels will still be able to
tiso the sumo old alibis.
In these precarious days the big cities contain two
.'varieties of citizens, those whose hip pockets contain a
pistol and those whose hip pockets contain a pint.
A 16-PAGE A I).
The Eugene Guard appeared Saturday with a .ri2-page
edition containing, among other interesting and attractive
things, a 16-page advertisement for a Eugene grocery store
announcing its opening there today. Mr. Kelly expressed
the opinion that it was the largest single advertisement
ever published by any one firm in the state of Oregon
and we have no way of contradicting him. Certainly it
was a fine advertising section for the new merchant and
one that should repay him heavily. Incidentally, he is a
new merchant to Eugene but not new to the grocery busi
ness. He has attained notable success in other locations,
according to The Guard, and attributes that success t:
constant, intelligent usq of newspaper advertising backed
up by the sanl'c variety of' service;" One c;m be'sure, therc
. fore, that he knows what he's doing when he buys a 16
page ad in one issue he knows merchandising and knows
how to make it pay both the public and the business. 11'!
knows that intelligent people are using daily advertising as
a buying guide moie and more each year.
OFFICE
CAT
'taoi mark ma
liy Junius
Hollywood is n pliicu when; lliry
cclehrnlc i M golden wiildiug lifter
lit'liiK nutiTlcd nriy diiyt.
l,enp year may bo ovor, liut. u
Ulllo widow In u dangerous thin if.
DA UN THAT Wlllsllj;
Tin cily council of u town near
linv hits wiled to discontinue tin
plan of blowing Hie i-nrfew whittle your wllV, She prulmbly dc server
at V p. in, wlx'ii l he property own- more llian you do.
th kicked because il wokr Ihcin
ltV- If reformers ever pet to tin cross
word puzzles they will probably
There Ih plenty of room at th;(;ik(. , all the dark squares,
top. but nnjKt of ua prefer tin roin- .
hat und prance about gleefully.
Your luck inuy be bud. but In Ic3
M olncii, lu., u woman lias tauglil
Hchool for 08 yut8.
When a fwrint'i's wife beninfl to
collt ct Knrdcn Heeds we know thut Hiih-s are three Tor oin'-half cent.
winter liaa done Its worst. "'J'ln-re Im u lovely Moonwh inter-
0tt uatioual club huus-, a pretty capi-
A little roller is notlilii; ImI wtcn lol building and two old, old
A letter from Mr. end Mrs. W.
H. Hohnenkump. dated March Mtii
and mulled from I -a I nion, Hun
Kulvudor, lias been received here.
Jt tellH Home very Inten-Htlni?
thinKH ubout the tropical lands.
'Vu land.d In ha Lllutacl," the
btter reudH, "from which them it
no rollroad. Th'y took us off of
tin; steamer In a banket und to the
Hhore In a llghtt.-r und up onto the
dock In a wooden chair built for
lour. That part wus great fun.
IMeuly of Npi'til.
'Wo were then piled Into uutoi
und whisked along ut breakneck
Mpeed up the mountains, to Han
ttulvudore (.'Hy. Orrn mun in th ;
crowd could talk Kpunlhh und he
convinced our native driver wt!
were In no hurry und would like'
lu Hio tho :ountry. Ciusoline Is!
?7.5U for live gallons but there:
were lots of cars in the city.
'The natives seem to be a mix-1
ture of Indian und Spanish. Many)
of them ure beautiful und lots urcj
white or would pass us such any-,
w here. 'Die babies ure so tiny ami'
poor."
"They tell us that Salvadore, has
more wealth than till the the rest'
put together. The p-ople are good;
workers und s em happy und con-1
tented. '
"Hlg cocounutH ure tm cents
n girl nml her boy frit ml, Ht-iul-ly
ir It's on ber Hps,
Kpeuklng of ruinous athletes.
Tin always on the tcum," remark
ed the horso fly.
.
lion't wiiste all your .bragging on
yourself. Save a lit) le ot It for
Allot her version of I he "laziest
mun" Iihh come to I lit In the ac
count of I he Ntati sinan who sought
to beeome l'renllent t'oolldge's
miiiilhpb'ce,
wm tti ;n sin; ;o ;
What has bceonn of the old-fashioned
gal. (
Who was dainty and sweet and;
a regular pal? j
WIniM" eomplexloi) was natural,
whos" voice was low.
And uho wasn't elernally on tip
go; Whose hair was real ami was worn
JiiiiL right.
And who kepi her leg.H well (Mil
of sight.
Who loved her home and obeyed
I her pa.
And thought il her duly to hcip
her ma.
Aye, what has become of this maid,
1 pray'.'
And why did we let her get
ay '.'
Yesterday In
Washington
churches.
"The police were the most no
ticeable id' all. They are ho small
and wear blue denim u a if onus,
cans and all. Most ot' litem have
k ords and guns while t he road
constabulary or their speed cops,
carry machetes.
."The Uuckejetier foundation has
cleaned up La t'nion.
Air
Pilots
Itinls
I jicminlcr ! Vv
Abuti HIOO feet High
OF
Crepe d' Chine
Radium Silk
Georgette
Canton Crepe
$2.(10 a Yard to $15.00
A Full Dress Pattern
SILK STRIPE CREPE
IN NKVUIUI, I'A'ITKItNS AMI A NI'Ml:;:!
OK SIIADKS WITH (DXTUASTINU HII.K
roi.oKicu sTiiiri-:. su im-iiks wim:.
$1.40 and Si. 50 yd.
SILK KNIT CORD
l:i:.M"lll Tl. M'.W KMT SI1.K MATKIUAI,,
IN A VAI'.H.'TY OF ri.AIN COLUltM ASH
it ;ni i.s'i'iiKS wiiii;.
Si. 75 yd.
grounds and who has been w in
tering these racing horses there,
wilt combine to gic the celebra
tion. It 1: planned to have all kinds
of horse racing and as I'arker lias
US gnod niniiei's a good projinu
Is to be made i.ul for tue day.
( me b'lln us a g;rl lias to n.-'
tin-ly t-m much n-tiire it ;.he do
w.iiu In app'-ae eoietpiciimis.
( Ity Amm till ill l'rcs)
rompulsory arbitration in indus
trial dispules was held -jneonstt-tutioual
by the supreme court.
M i s. 'oolid;;e jolne I a I hrong
of Washington youngsters in t he
annual egg-rolling on the While
i louse ,la n.
HAN'OVI-Mt (AT) Airplanes
have served to give the world
some definite knowledge of he
habits of birds in the air, accord
ing (o Hugo Weigold. of the local
provincial museum, and this ha-s
corrected a number of previous
misconceptions.
So air pilot has ever reported
birds higher Ihan l-'.Ofio feel, and
most of them do not rise moro
than l't'io feet iii the air. The
blue throat, once credited with u
wing s,eed of li'm niib'.s an hour
cannot actually do better than 2 a
in lies, according to air idiots In
tereht ed in ort hlindogy,
One trouble with bird study
fioin airplanes is tliat the machines
cannot go slow enough.
The Sherman anti-trust law was
not violated, t he supreme court
ruled. In the light lor the open!
shop in San Francisco.
OWNINC YOl'lt OWN 1IOMK.
There is nothine; that givvs a peismi .such a feeliiijf (!'
security as owninjr due's own home. It .often has boon
said that it is cheaper to rent than to own, hut is this
sayinjc true? Is it true in the Ions run when everything
is considered ?
' Where does the family get to that always lives in a
rented house? What happens when the bread winner dies
or (fct.s beyond the ae of work?
, Many a I .a Grande family in the last few years has
had the unpleasant experience of having its home sold ovevi
its head by not having a title to the house. Renting means
worry; it means moving; moving means expense, often
buying new things to fit the new home. It means in the
end when a man has reached an age in life when inclined
, to lake things a little easier that he must keep at tlu
tread mill.
I'.u.ving one's own home, except in rare instances, puts
u sense of responsibility on the man and his family, sacri
, I'icing some of the pleasures of the present for comforts
and pleasures later. It means thrift.
Tho man who rents collects a stack of rent receipts.
rri i: . . . i c . . i . , . . ...
inn ouuiiai.v man aim lamny pay ine rent ami spend t'ie
rest, pei hups waking up when too late to a realization that
they made a serious mistake by not having a permanent
home.
A home owner idways has credit at the bank. If '
comes to the woist and there is sickness and death with
unusual expenses, the home may be pledged to carry on
mtil these expenses are over.
Local companies provide for buying on the easy pay
ment plan. I, ike paying rent, a comparatively small pay
ment puts the purchaser in possession of a home and then
by payment of a small amount a month which pays the in
terest anil pint of the principle, a family in a few years
will own its home.
To say the least, a widow with a family of children left
with a home has a long start on the woman left with only
a slack of lent receipts and a few hundred dollars worth
of household furniture.
Jiipiui'.t liiili is will lioimi'
AKi'il l'tiliili's Willi Hills
TOKM). AI') Tim silviT wril
illMK ulllltVH'iHliry of the. llllMriul
I'liupl,', Muy 10, will bt; iiiuihi ill
occaslim of an HabuniU; ofllcli-.l
ct'li'lirutlon.
Ail Inrivnn-' In tin- InrllT Iil!y Soun :'(" pnlilio im-n and uii'iu
m iinlasHliiiii rhlorali' frmn IjjlM'i'M ot tho diplonHilu! corpa will
'ontH to 1 rriilH ii pouml. wiim or-jlii' I'lit'-iiuini'il at u lianouol, am!
loii'il hy I'ri-Hlclont roolldh'o. Hii.Oimi moil ami woinrn ahovo tie-
hko of Mi will lio 1 1 h.ii r ,-.) wlih
ttlion l.iili'ilClliiM wiiilo "Tell me isllvir I'ipii or ot'r royal sjuv. n-
iiol In iniiiiriiliil iiiiiiilioi's," hi I'lailM for a non-stop fliKlit of im. Two iiUn.:r',l vouui; wono-n
lirolitllily hail lio- ii rea I III'.; some of lie w t y pe phi nes from f al i forma Hint till c) ua I number of men, Bi
Ibc 4'imiiIc iiiami.liieN. jto Hawaii next siimmr were an- , c(,(t hy ,,f jcj.ii:; oi' the vari-
" no inced by the navy depart iiu-nt. i.vinces as most xcmuhtrv in
'all ways, ulso will be presented
The supreme eourl held thatvpi, gj its. The capital is organls
I'alliornla'K inheritance tax ran !-' h,g u superb lauter purad- and fen
imposed upon an estate heiore
t he federal Inheritance or estate
says a movie slur ti!tax Is deducted.
better. Wv k iv thaf's-irnort. '
need mo tin- better movie stars. j Argument was hegim In the u-
" .pri'liie cotii t In a case testing tin
Soon the picnic season will open ' president's power to remove from j when the Clackamas County Fair
and we'll again see the deur lite- j of rice his own or Ills predecessor's association and C.eorgc I'ark'T,
ol-thc-p.irty who'll put on his girl's appointees. who lias u string of horses on tin;
Stamped Bed Spreads
Full size with bolster to match, new
designs , 2.0 to S1.00
PILLOW CASES, stamped and hem
stitched; good quality tubing; pair SI. JO
LUNCH SETS, 36-inch, with '1 nap
kins, Stamped and hemstitched fil.o."
BUFFET AND VANITY SETS.
Stamped and hemstitched i0c
Norton's Kiddy Shop
A
Reliable
Bank
Kcliahilily that means
helpfulness as well as
safety no matter what
the emergency.
La Grande
National Bank
Sound, IErliuhlc, I'mgrcsHlvo
"It you save Hie surface, you
savi "ill." and that Is why so many
llupfTN liiivt- their lacts enameled
in IpVse days. , .,y
Tive impr
jllval. -.
hil I I luces I'lnnueil.
j n;l;c,iN cri'V. ore July 4
Will be oleerved ;it the Clackamas
I county fair rounds at Canby.
Yea, Bo, the Duck h a Beautiful Swimmer
Market
Groceries
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Sold by
Authorized
Vr
tr
ord Dealer
An Auihcri.-.-cd Fcrci Drr.lcr too much at stal;o
to sell a car which will prove a disappointment.
Thcrcfcr; h.c w
inp the c'iiio r"
:' yen a peed uccd car carry
r.'cyj as a new car.
His investment in f;r.r.irrc and scrvico caufpment,
the geed wiil he ha:; i uilt rp and h;s ccnnccticn
with the Fcrd Meter Ccmpan.y are assets too
valuable for him to jeopardise with one un
satisfactory sale.
That ia'cne very geed rcarcn why you can buy
a used Fcrd car with full confidence that it has
the value claimed for it.
see: the nearest authorized