Thursday.' September 24, 102.1.
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Paw Four THE L,A UKAINUU ttVttNJJNU UlS&HittVJ&K -
- " 1! OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS !664
rt Dresses of the Fall Mode
L Sma
(Incorporalfil)
An lmlfMiii!ejit Newftpnper
PKANK B. AI'I'I.KHY. Editor and Publisher
HAHVEY V. MATTHEWS
...........lJuiilnufui Maoutfur
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i OrunUe, Oregon. The Outervur-Htar published every Friday.
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A VERY NKUDritL PltAT Kit: Shew inn thy ways, O
Lord; touch mu thy iullin. I,t-t luti-grlty und upriglitacss
primurvo mu; for 1 wult on thou. l'suliu y&: 4-21.
The nutn who first thought of air. navigation probably
was an autoist trying to find a phice' to !pui'k.
'.'A Chicago begger watched by the police was found' to
average $19 an hour. Yet worthy public charities always
have difficulty in getting sufficient donations to keep their
good work going.
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QU'TE. A &WARP DOAKJ QUtT RtDllsl
COKlTOASS BE.TvnE.EM DAT SrWP COfltVVST", ' '
1 MM HAvN&E Akl '. yo's CiOlKJ TE BE ' '
5-!sL v0'Kl, J WALVM ROJMO '
thtI - z3p- . -Two sections rc 'sj$&
zZfrtT-t ) aim sMk
t J.RWlU-lftMS '
' IHC oru I ur ' timimuiowciM
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CORRECTLY TAILORED
BEAUTIFUL FITTING
SILK AND WOOL
DRESSES
That are correct in every detail
from Dame Fashion's viewpoint.
The flare skirt with godcts;
pleat;;, dainty fur trimming, they
all tend to trace the graceful lines
of the figure.
$16.50 to
$85
Will you step in and
, see them ?
K. WEST & CO.'-INC.
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N Y
. A AAA A A A . A. A A
Inte Wurd.tho walling of the
lamned, but the suxuphoue itself
was Invented later.
Warned by some of our quack experts that bobbed hair
means baldness and that louge injures the skin, the young
ladies (not to mention those who may be a little older)
undoubtedly will continue to bob their hair and to use
rouge.
DAZZLING LIGHTS IN VOGL'K.
The now headlight law for automobiles is a good law.
When lights are properly adjusted' the average motorist
experiences very little difficulty in driving on the highway
at night. But all lights aie not yet adjusted to meet stain!
requirements. And the owners of the cars who arc de
linquent in that respect scum to have forgotten that they
still possess dimmers, with the result that some driving
conditions ' aro ' niolc hazardous ' now with the "new' 'law in
effect than before.
, ' Motor car owners who have mot had their lights ad
justed are not entirely to blame for this' condition', ' Soma
of them have tried to gel service at the various stations.
I!ut the demand is groat; there arc many .'(in a .ahead; and
it all takes time. These owners should give their, lights
attention just as soon as possible in spile of some incon
venience, for their own protection as well as the piotection
of others. Until the adjusting stations have an opportunity
to put a big majority of lights in condition highway offi
cials cannot enforce the pivsunt law and they are not
inclined to. lint as soon as they find that drivers have
had plenty of opportunity' to secure adjustments then
they will start a little night riding. And the timo is not
far off. In the meanwhile courtesy and caution would do
iiiand that drivers continue to dim if they have not had
lights adjusted. It's the only safe and fair solution for
the owner who lwui already complied with the new law.
i ,
'II 1 10 NAVY ADMITS IT.
The first information relative to the investigation to'i
be made by a cuiigres.iioniil committee (how familiar that
sounds!) reveals that Secietary Wilbur an his aides are
frank to admit the navy perfectly efficient mid satisfactory
"as is." They say that, there is no need for the ere it'oii
of a separate department of air service, that suchn tiling
would hamper the navy's operations and would jeopaidi::e
national defense.
In other wolds, the navy admits it is iij;ht and the fly
ing world which may or may not include on Colonel W il
liam Mitchell is all wrong. And that's about wheie the
investigation w ill be v lien the thing is all over. On one
side will be those who say we shou'd and on the other
those who say we shouldn't. There's going to be little!
chance of changing the opinion of any of the witnesses
Colonel Mitchell least of all.
What will the inveslig: tion accoirp'ish, then? If it i-;
as successful as most of its kind, you will not be able to
IjuI your finger on very much oiititaiuling lesults. but ii
is possible that the testimony will convince some congress
men that we need, or do not need, a separate air service
rod increased development of winged defense. If congres.i
c.-n be sufficiently inteiested. mayb" it might get busy on
the. problem this coming session and ntl.'mpt to solve it.
'J'l'e f et that the irivy is opposed to s.r.y change is far
fiom being proof that none is need d. M t!i v .-.s the o,
p'ositinn to the l ' ct ml its opei 'ion by tl ival Pave
- but the last few yea.s have p.o d v I'ui'h'e see!,
i' rhanire from oM slimi.. ;. ' ' -i; l
OFFICE
CAT
TRAD! MANN MCO.
Junius
Hissed tic the (lo thnt binds Jf
it's loose ciioukIi.
Tlio roiiHon Bonm pfopln dnn't
lu'iir Opportunity IcnockinB l-i be
cause thry arc at It thuiu.elves.
A I Grande women bnn hn
mitny operntinns there's nothing
lelt to cut out but the operations
Overhear,) it t n chlMrin'n party:
"Miiiiui. wlin t was my l;it fa
ther's I'iiHt name?"
Karly to bed it nil
Marly lo rise
And your girl kihm out
With other fruys.
'"While It may be (rne thil n )
li ne eiluenlltm In worth 972.01)0 JuM
as (hat dmii reivntly rigum!, ii
Is neterllie)r.sN true Dial many nf
tin wtmld ho wHIIiijt to dltinv! of
Ours for half Hint fl(nire, less A iM-r
cent dlMtMiiit fur ra-Hli.
"Ko you Ml down on that eroiis
wonl puzzle?"
''No wonder. It rnnl(iltifil the
iiainea of a vice-president, a writer
01 ii.st tai'i. he.t heltiT und the
winner of a peace prize,"
We en II your attention to the fuel
Mint although unhi tiifrpeiH m.tl o
be . "furt y-nlneni." they uro now
StiH.
Is good to his doff, the commun
ity will say lie l,t -, a kmd heart.
Don t be a fish hog or you may
have to call on a "shark" to pay
your fine.
i he army of lux collectors will
soon outnumber - our dwindling
.irmy of d nuMioys.
Man Isn't so much interested In
whore ho conies from as, "Where do
wc no iron, here?"
"
The first mil step toward t;ur
ce.sH in to tjuit in on the ttf.ier
I'elow's advlit uiul bein umkiUK
ntiiikcH lor uuiclf-ui u sniail
way.
Your fut tiro is steered by your
efforts. Jjuu't run Into the ditch'
VAi:ii."rv '
Around the liru we :nl and spit
ill I'szra iMKKins bioie,
We !-;it mill t. it and llicii wu Hpit
Koine more.
Someliiues to liven things a bt,
In Kznt MlKKius' Htoi-e, y
We s di and nt, and then we stt::'
Home inure.
; u i ii ,
Mvicixiiis a M.An;i
NKW. VOIIK (AIM. Stocks -'
rreK u'ai-: esnpeake 1 &. Ohio
leads r Be In ra
H'iuls -- Kiini; convevtib'e. rail
issues hiKlier. - '
1'cieiKii exehanKe - Kasy; slei'l
iiik mid Scan llua inn i ul's lovr.
Cotton Weak; bearish Koe. n
in nt report.
Stif.a r I' ll tnei ; iill pi oved spot
leiiiMlld.
Cotfee - IUkIkt; bull.sh crop
uilvit a.
as.sk.ss ih;avy ri.i-;s
A(.Aisr itt)oii,ix;(,i;its
Siuuetiinen H only takej) oil
word to start soniet IiIiih". "lio!
for Instaueu,
LOS ANOGLKS (AIM. One dol
lar a pound was the fine, assessed
In superior court Tuesday a pa Inst
what In some ways was the bU
Kcst bootleg ng organization evur
bulled before the bar of justice
in this county. The three mem
beis of the firm, Mrs. Annie
Hu!ch, her son LohIr nnrl Jier
ihiufrhter Christ Ine, weiph respec
tively 45 poun.ls. 30 poun Is
and 335 pounds, or an aggregate
of IOB0 pounds. Having pleaded
guilty to charges of selling Illicit
liquor they were fined respective
ly $750. $tfu and $150 or a
(grand total or (1050. In addt
t'on Mrs. Italch was sentenced to
,!io dtiya In jail and her son was
ig ven a !1 o-day sentonce.
The Start
Isn't Hard
HUT KEKPINQ AT
TOOK SAVINflS AC-, '
COUNT IS WHAT
COUNTS. ...
IS TOIII1S OP.OWIN'J
RKntTt.ARLT EVEHY
WEEK7
La Grande
National
Bank
.Sound Rnliabl. - ProKL'Hslve
"I
New Shipment Of '
LADIES' STAMPED HOUSE DRESSES
V .';' At S1.00 ' '.' ' .
All the new shades and designs. This material is
a checked with black thread mingled in, making a
very pretty dress. Come in and see. them.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
I'AiTlhiiin iii Inlunls' and Chililrpii'H WVar
Guai anteed Used Fcrds
1921 TOURING
Good mechanical condition.
Price 105.00
Perkins Motor Co.
Phone M-300. . Cor. 4th and Adams
ICISAP'THK (UiSKtJVKU CI. VSSIFIF.O
i
I'llU'AIKl ( l"). Wluut l.oiv-
I Corn l.out-xt or Ht'uson; koqu
wrnl'uT.
Cult i' Hti'jwly: Hhlppluf; ile
um nl broml.'r.
If n in ii ti ni'Kli'i'i!i lib fiimlly lull 1 1 nun- linn.
1 n t tsSr
Comiiiaiulcr, Uodpcrs Shows Strain of
Lonjr Suffcrinar
. '' -y .....
V fl x
MARKET J0L'5 GROCERIES
Phone Alain 7.VJ
CKKKN LIMA UKANS
Shell Thorn and Cook, 1.V a I.I).
VRi:m SALMON and HALIBCT TODAY
Thi mtinrknlil.' ilm!iraph of Vml:i;in.tT Ji!m K. ;..!k.' .
I ikrn liiini-'iltnl. : nftiT liv '! hi" r' " r 'l" 'l Xlltll.
Kiiuiil. .huM Ihr ..ii- lu-m n laKirirl Mn-I !tti'm.--l nn.n att-'r hs
nrl.t.1 nf nine il.i lot til Jin. Y-'l w i.-n t!' l'N-. o. I. n:i.
I.mfil Into lnrln.r. IIi-.lr.ru !viy In In .lii.-.ll..n i.f th..
iiidoiliK. r.fiiln In I.Bii1 ulilp "'"HI II ".ifrly anrhnrr.l.
"I ilont unl lo !.n" he told tlit docloit. 1 nl to tnjoy
lm." Uul Ktfilvr slept wiybow.
For
Less
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WeBiiy .;: ........
We Sell
ss
RANCHERS! GREETINGS!
Yon have a right to smile over the pood nw return this season. We
Iicw ork Store wishes you a hclplul rieelin.T in La (irnndc and while
dav, September 2(ith, we irrcct you with
10 REDUCTIONS
congratulate you! The
joti arc here on Satin-
O'COATS
All - wool Overcoats
heaiitifully t;iilorcd from
the best of material.
Our regular low mice,
f IS..".
Rancher's Day Special-$16.(i3
FROM OUR REG
SUITS
Th'jw si! lis arc ;tll-n ()'
;tf) 1 com i' hi uoisli i! an I
soft fiuiHh "p.ith-ins. M i !
I tin licMt itinKcis. Ktt';li;-li
and cnitAtruliv inc!cls.
Our rcjj. low prcc, $i'-.r.".
lUtiM licr- Ia s,mv:;i1 SMi.tMi
Another Lot Our r RUi.ir
low price, jL'o.sr.
Kniu hcr' la Simi ia 5-:l.-"
A'lliTS Colleirian
Our reRiilar low rlc. t $.'.". '
liaiwIirr'H lay siM-.n! s:t.:0
L LAR LOW PRICKS
SHOES
N-w I-;, H sni,,, ultlwiMt
ft iil? lint tin- shoe?
hat.n-r. Hrtc the
ami loir;
ire all
I onus
Hir reu'.ir low pi t
Kam lH I Hi-:al. M.tlM.
WOltK MIOI.S
S'Mtnc, wcii-nnt.it' shm n
tn M.'Ill lip ITVler SfVv't;
use. tnir t,sii)ar low pnvc
UnnrlKvS nay slMtHal. S:.0
I VIMH lUi oi;k
mum
No -in inn about tris fa
nic:i.i make. t ur rcRu.ar
II.iii hcrS l'a Se'lal. SI. I A
HATS
I m.-sh hats in n'v .shakos
mul shaiift. A slyii- to it.
any lo ad. Tim d I let Ot.t
lots to choose from. i:r
rctu'ar low price. I.'jr.
ItaiHlt(i liny SMfial, S'2Au
' "r reeillar low nrirc
liaiirlicr's lnj SNt inl.
f tr ri'Rular - low iirkv-
Haiu licr'H Day siHt'Inl, Jt;:.r"
Many oilior llcim nt tfw
mi mi- low prliH nilli mi r
irn 10 illsitimit for
u-tla.v. sept.
Store Will be Closed all day Monday, September 28
People! Save Money by Makins Your Turchascs Saturday, September 2(Uh Rancher's Dav!
121fi
Adams Ave.
NEW YORK STORE
Destroyers of High Prices
La Grande,
Ore.
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