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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
All liide-f.driit cw -iaM-r
MtANK H. APPI-KUY
iiAKVKV F. MATHKWS ,.
Editor and Publisher
l.Juln'Hfl Mumtgtr
Published evenings, except Kunlay, al HI 6 A damn Avdmc,
IA Grande, Oregon. Th-j Obsert-r-.star pubhihcd every Friday.
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Class Mull Mat!' r under act of March 2, JS71.
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By. VILLIAMS (Oxford Tradesmen
IJcpIore iSew kra 01
Sales on Cash Basis
OFFICE
CAT
tiulitwada ri'ai-hfiiK fur
rlici'k.
iliiuirr
An experienced wife is one who can dream of ctlier
things while prutcndiiiK to li.sleu to Jier hu:sbaiui's descrii
tion of his latest symptoms.
. Grand Duke Nicholas is willing to lead a crusade I )
overthrow the Soviet in Uussia. Now all lie needs is
enough followers to help him do it.
Iy the lime .some of tiie Middle Western .state
their road building programs finished on a par with Ore
gon's of today the world will Ixr riding in airplanes.
The, next war will he one of wholesome; extermination,
a speaker declares. As we remenilier correctly .some experi
ences in the last one we would venture to say that it quali
fied in that respect. , ,
Union county's (junta of Sjsnu for the Legion Ijnlow
ment Fund for orphan children of World War veterans is
indeed a simdl .amount for such a cause Whatever yon
feel your share should lx ivo it hut i.ive oomething.
4 I 'timi n I ( J;
I That bulletin of Iho Dt'jai tnjent of AjrriculUirc v.!iicii
read ihc cat ciop i auks thirrl in imi)nrLtncL'M indicator '
that some proofivadin in the wnnnuit prinittu; office
isnl much bottor than Ixiat-'d I iv Uie avna;:?.1 daily ik'w;
papcr. At least tho avcraj'o nrw;-.papor pi inlrr knows th-j
difference between oats and cats. '
rASSlN(J OK 'IHK roiM'H.
Another jju-at Aincrk-an inatitutiou i:; piissinjr. Onct1
thought deathless, it is rejected by the ri.wnj.r generation. I
Only a deradt ao it was indirpriisablt' to the Aniei k.n I
home but today it i:; u holly fi!-ein to that home. Kor
' centuries it was moie tlian an institution, it was a national;
tradition and an honoi i d idea!. Tfiday it is i idieuled. '
maliiwd or, what is :;ti!l more i;:iiominioii , fortdten.
This traj-.'ie victim of progress is the flout porch. No!
longer is it consitiered by auhiteels in the drai'tinjr of tlteir!
plans for the mo(in home, an-l with the "new" home-;
builder it is as ok-.!rte (he wood h d and rthe out-!
kitchen. -. j
While the i.oKttima mhI i.c-il;.- ,li.,t which '-.race the'
modern hnm have ivplaeed th" ..Id f;e.hioiiM fi.1(1t po)-eli,
t hoy can never fulfill th nnrien dutnv of the -tld MtV'Vitv
porch." Once the hmee was judivd by its ver-tnda. - Kor
merly it was a coveted privilege to rork iu a chair on tit,',
front porch to mm' and he seen, hut in this i evolutionary
of aes it, is cou:-id"rei v.-iy b.ur;'voi:; (o epo.,e one'. s-lf
in .such an idle mood and i jn. i u j- po-tuie to th" curious
crowds. The p.,.. h has been aholi 'bed. ;o ihe hou,,-ho!d
can not sit out ( ::,e tie- werld p;i: bv (in parade, and
to perfect the enirpirecy avaiust th-- front porch. hih
walls and hedyes now provenl the 'parade" from lookinjr in.
Some thro-ij'h -utimeid will mi..s the old ftont porrh
alony with the hitchin:; po.-.l, ci; ai' sluiv Indu-n, waterinjr
trotiRh and blushing maiden, but the viewer s-w ith-ahn ii
with their cur.toiuaiy pe.;siini..ni will :.ce in jl ;, emifirma-1
turn of the leporl (hat , on!e don't build pot, hes becaus.-i
(ho modern home is only a place ..I.-p in and (lie n-poii '
lhat the automobile has Mippl.miid the p.,trh as the j-ient
American perspective ami rest-n .-m 1.
n a ulntly day the modi-M
vcninir man who wears die ballcMHi
troniM-r lius to liohl hLs pants down
a lie nloiiK tin- Mri-t-U
Tie- b'-e Is MicctKsfuI beraus? hf
irn'f in work, and k'.fps lib sting
dlru'p.
ChlMianlty: Soin' thinff prrarln d
in lht c!itircli'-8 untl practiced no-
wlM.-n.
lill.UTY JOT
Sh' may not bo kJ looking.
fir havt- a winning way;
llu! wli ii it toni'S to Kwoi ll f.
tif has a in w on cwry day.
W hat ha Ihi-ohh of tin ohl-ra-hloiii'a
h-I wIkw In.-'t tn-k nt
liiuht wiu to hraitl Iht '.mir.'
Yon t-aii wand'r in tin Tnio-d
Stiit '. but you niuM go to Italy to
Koim -
A Mi' hU'an irl made $3UntO i"
nn- yf:! tunning booll- whiKkoy,
Hli- tax jirnM-d Tor h n'contly
and m nt nc d to iw nty dan in
jail. Tiu 1h" way of thy tran
i;i.sor is Jiard.
Man ft ln l ban to s ' ''
ItiiHband's titfi' f lMt-iuM ic known
she ulll not Im- ilrrjt-iMl w til as
-.tr sifiiourni'lit'r.
1.1 M I ".Kit K
Th fr-M 'A. yo.vnK'.Jjdlw. rnii;ili
4 'I'vni
Who drnpp d a bit: ilynamltu bomb
And now up hi Man
..... t.... I't. Ud.ru'
Iivr.- on arth did lit- t-migraO-
Iroin
!an who saw In K thr lili-al
lor lo l-n't iirhii: i-iioiiuh
tirrltor. It ha Imh mil olKM-rtn-ti
n that hii ur I- the Ideal age
w n il It hiu one.
Sim ;i10m of toinlilnni iotiH. has
Hi. O'd-iy hear driven thi in rut In
ly out of iAlioirf; U on know
what we're talking about.
slow inoUon i lelnir werr proh
abl ot i;'.iniio-it nfhr Mf lug (wo
Once thoy kUsed and made up.
-Vow they kh tho makeup.
thi: i..iohitv .moih;i,
"Ves, my friend"." naid the theo
logical lecturer, ".Home admire
Al.oses, who instituted the old law;
Home 1'aul. who sitreiid the new.
Hut after all, which character in
the tihlf iuh the largest follow
ing?" Am he paused, a voice from
t he back bench shouted "Anan
ias!" Tho only trouble with beginning
at the bottom w it h a lot of fel
lows, is that they -stop there.
Persons who have known Mr.
Coolidgo intimately for some time
:ay he is growing to resemble Mr.
Cooltdge more every day.
OXFORD, England (AP) Ox
ford tradesmen ur gravely con-,
cerned over tho increasing ten-!
dency of undergraduates to pay i
cash for their purchase. The new
fashion save the postage on the
customary 36 monthly duns, but It
in runs the Ions of the extravagant
custom of the young Verdant
(Jreens of prewar days, who order-'
d silk dressing gowns by the half
dozen In tho serene belief that
bills due threo years hence aro
really no proper bills at all. 1
Tradesmen are discovering that.
the man who buys for cash buys'
carefully and stints tho more exotic!
cmviugs of his fancy. Worse still
they are discovering that he prefers.
to do his buying in London, where
a shopping excursion is a very de-i
sirable excuse for a restful after-'
noon in one of the inustc halls.
London competition is far from
pleasing, for it was long ago set-!
tied that Oxford prices should be
set well above those of the ne-'
tropolis during term time, to carry
over the lean vacation when streets
are deserted and tradesmen recline
against their sturdy oak counter i
in mid and wistful boredom. '
Tile increase In cash purchases
is indicative of a shining of social
standards. Few er undergraduates
are now the sons of choleric and
unbusinesslike old country gentle
men wiili gout and ancient lint-ige;
more and more Iroin the very re
cently acquired country swits of
moneyed men ot husines.s who are ;
better judgts ot accounts (ban of !
ho niett and Maderia. In the uni- !
versiiy as elsewhere the easy-going '
credit system bacd on the. unim
peachable honesty, solvency und re
spectability of Ihe settled country
families is giving way to the rule
of ready cash.
American Methods for
Teaching Blind Lauded
Obituary
v.lti;u i;. rit.vrr
Walter K. I'ratt, son of James
and Julian Pratt, v. as born in Knox
county. Mhsourt. March 'A.
and died at tlx- family home near!
Alirel. Ore.. May I 1. 1 !:'.".
At the age of 1 4 years he cross
ed the plains with his parents and
settled in Wallowa county, where
he lived the mxl few years. On
November 13, I SS" he was married
and to this union was born two
children. Mrs. Alia. Howell, with
whom he wtis residing at the time
of his death, and Karl, who pasa' d
away at the age of six weeks.
fie leaven to mourn his passing
bin widow, one daughter, one
grandson, t hne brol hers, one sis
ter and a host of other relatives
ind friends.
The Nearest
Service
IS
Ford
Service
Perkins
Motor Co,
4lli and Adams
MARKET JL'S GROCERIES
riione M;iin 7'!)
Our Delivery Service
.
have (tut' mvn (k'iiM'iy m i vice which serves
joti luiic a day. Just plume us your nider and uive
us a dial. c m nl (u( nnlhiiiK 1'iit l'ii(-class
Groceries and the very I!est .Meals ohlainalile.
A
Reliable
Uank
Kcliahilily (hat means
helpfulness as well as
Kifely mi matter what
the emergency.
La Grande
National Bank
houml, Kc II able, rrognmlvo
Diigland Approves Aiilhorlty (
iien by Cnhlc lor Mnrriagt?
au-
Ko.vnnv (AP) Marrlag
ihority by means of cable ha been
oftictally approved by the ItriljLlii
governim nt. It was announced re-
nlly that Ihe foreign office, noon ,
authorize marriage officers re.adeiil
ibroad to many couples whose
banns have been published for the
iiiitHifc three weeks in a liritish
gixler offiie.
A bride who recently V;if f'M'eed
IIRKLIX (AP) America is lead
ing the way in educational meth
od!) for the blind, in the opinion of
Miss Petty llirseh, director of the
school lor the blind founded dur
ing the World war by Germany's
famous oculist, t.' hejmrat Silex.
"The city of Cleveland," she ob
serves, "has found the ideal solu
tion of the problem, in that educa
tion for tho blind is not rarriod on
in special schools for the blind,
I ! blind pupils are interspersed
among the sighted children. This
procedure is of the greatest benefit
not only to the' blind children, but
to the others as well, in that It ac
customs them to getting nlong with
their less fortunate fellow pupils
nnd shows them lhat a blind stu
dent can do fully as well as a sight
ed one.
"n'ho feelinfr of human pride is
finite as pronounced w it h blind
people-as It is with those enjoying
eye tight. S'lf -confidence can be
encouraged among t ho blind only
If they reel that they are being of
fered an opportunity to show that
they can hold their own In compe
tition wilii others. If the blind are
separated from I he sighted, this
confidence can never be instilled in
tlieiu. America is rhsnlutely right
in mixing the blind in with the
sighted."
1
Hart Schaffner
& Marx
And Other Well-Known
Makes
$35 to $55
CCD. OK i;; tho lieyimto this f.casuii. Ymi'i! wan',
your new huit to put you in tuuo with the hlil
liant Sumnwi- day:;. Our new units will do it
Antwerp blue.-;, Gothic browns and new shades of
tan.;. You'll like them and tho expert fitting serv
ice that characterize our .store.
New Tan Oxfords
Everyliody want; to be well dressed to do that
you must have at least one pair of li;rht tan shoe;.
Wo are in a position to serve you best in several
grades of footwear.
I'loisheims
$10
Other Milken
" Classy Xcw Straw Hals For Comfort, $:, $C, ?(i.."0
N. K. WEST 6k CO. INC.
"Service AN'illi Smile"
iaii-agc Meat CniiM-s Ih-ath n cinUy of tie- death of Mampc. come the pels of the eh ph-int
Of Itahy i::rphat iu Per);,! .o'. Africa.! baby eb-phant. whh-h. : jo,sl , jinr,. dt..(lh of
I wiih 1. is twin brother Karl, was ... .
P.KPUX lAPI - Ornmm :.. I -.veil lo lb.. Ib-rlin zoo a few . ,Oiip" the other Is inconsolable
; iinii i-ei uh"-- hi cat.
aire. It Is believed.
'on l Ii;
Tin
zoo
twins li;td tt--
Towa city prohlhiin bathing suits
on the streets. I n sn't matter.
They are too wiirm for sninmer.
to leave Kngland to join her fi
ance in South America before the
three weeks elapsed applied lo thej
rondgn office. which met her I
wishes and upon her arrival in '
South America she found necensary !
authority awaiting her there. 1
G:
D
irl's
resses
Silk
Voile
Gingham
Wc have a larjre assortment for Smn
nior wear ami priced very low for
l)ij,rh-prado merchaiKiise. Age 3 to 16.
lUiy a Party Dress for (aaduation
We have some New Dresses just in,
made from Georgette, Crepe de Chine
nnd Taffeta.
Priced $8 to $16.50
hoys' Mash Suits, Age 2 to 9
91.08 to ?2.58
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Where yimlilj I, Holier Thau I'rlcc.
I I i? si i ! I wmimm
Exhibition Jz2b$mt$
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andSele
of
Orienfa
from
BROSc. Inc
at cur store
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Tne orc.intz.nJon oT Car
tozian l)n I nr., rc:irhi-
to ihr ver?" Orient, where
luindrrds of loom ojwrate
under their Hirer! Miprr
viion. In 'ew York i
their Importing hontr,
while in Port la ml, Seattle,
Spokane nnd Taeotna re
tail brnnchcn are mn in
tnined. Their direi't im
portation. Iiugr tiimoer
itnd .rrirt "tlM. PKIC
roi.U'.V' rn.ihlr them t
offrr Oriental Kng- at tho
very loHrst of prirt.
FT A
g UE I irpest organization handling Oriental
Uiezs in America, llic Carlozian Bros.,
Inc., have sent lo i;s a special representative
for a few days for the purpose of exhibiting
nml celling ihronph our store a splendid as
i oi lmcnt of Oriental I?ugs.
In this marvelous collection nre Persian,
Turkish and Chinese Rujrs and Carpets, rang
ing in price lo meet the purchasing power of
prartically every lover of the llonie Beauti
ful, and we cordially invite the public to join
villi us in seeing this exhibition. Vc feel,
too. lhat here is a buying opportunity which
you und your frienda should not miss.
Oriental Rug Exhibition and Sale
In charce of
(Jordon J. Campbell
Spec al Kepreseiitativc of Cnrtnzian Bros., Inc. '
1I1MP CO.
fytty fyCf-y 'itite?
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