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Friday. November 20, 1925,
Page Eight
TITi: LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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J resume her duties cs school t-achf r J
jb-re Monday mom in-;, t
Xephi I
UP AT PERRY!
PEHItT fSpeclai) The ww
stcr nd office t-uiMic- befar
enerti-d here for the Grand1 KotsoV
l.utnt- r (Dmiuhv are n.anor wtn-
I ,tKa. The n. -w l.al -iiTis -win w ,Thur4a-
a jrrvat im prove mni lor I -rrj .
The tmny t also ready
lo iteoall ine lirtiU in tfr- com
munity hiil-
llut jeonc lfe.itt-r inl
kRirs i-nt trie vi vk na visum x
f rt-na and r lalnn'ui ove.
Mr. and Fred totr and
son Kill, ol ffHrnnt, art nsit.wr
h-e tor soon- tnnr at IM- home of
Kl l-Vli. Mr. KdMct fc uipto.-d
! ul Ik Grande ISoorfe lurotv r
company's mill..
i Un. lavrfRo- Hob rt von calhd
upoa sirs. . VJoh-Oro Monday.)
I Horace ;. lon was a nu.af
euU'-r at toe home of i;un vau
Massachusetts Town Tornado-Swept
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Mum tranche Martin jrae a
party for her school friends iiviu.
i T-tnrkK. Tbe ouKini report
'a jroo-l lint'.
MiM K!isbeth Joh.iwn spent Frank l.ars'n and m ape!
tbv wk end Wtinc h-r si-r. J Kridy viMtin- Mm. Ilry iJir
ilrc. Mary ISetckeL -n0 hail .
lirt KU iro osvr to IVndi- , ilntw ivn); Hruri'n was lwsi
KuUy ftiKHn io mt vb4nr in 1tt Iom
lj.lhr r. vbl rain In on the nlf r- j . . .
nrui irain from oifv. Wash. Mr- j :
Kali to M-ttd tM" wtnif r ;
at fVrry.
v-k ti in t.a Urant' V4it
Mm. K- W- Kftiith nn'l Mr. Wil- j
liam Vai!M tn4- a trip lo IVa- i
fiKton r'Otl)- to n:t th4r nns j
a yaort Umr. Th- bo have
r;nl ih- I . J SLtmr muraa oi u rviM-d a tiny pyi. ir-
lh- navy, a at frs r -port. ikunllua titfu, hK-n f-t iflio
HEALTH
Mir lir. KflT-k Mrt.-k--r -
ft r.-r
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'v3f! at mf, and the more 1 tried
!mr rnonkJH Un-n, thr more oriou
' th-ir Isjte h.ram. I UnmertUtly 1
i tvelop4 a hish f vt-r. ily kn.-e
litnt th-y applauj ih.n you:
ha4 nnuiiHir ak4 an Ini.-r- .
j -tw. r. j
Is boilr-d
' lr ml
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I U"h a publir opinion
I you find not h inc.
'let 'us serve
7 t Zleciricaihj
' SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
HUCKLEBERRY PIES
TRY ONE!
Gwilliams' Eledric Bakery
Uker of nftfh-CrJe
-HOME OP THB COlJ)EK UtfST
Jota Siiirr. nirtt watchman at
ft. rry mitt, i ill at prftsrnl.
Hmrt Kail t .kuis hoc 'Ir-r until
Mrx. Mry H- Km it. who was ill j
t;e k04y A th rtct KOW lu It
nter .fay Ita tnowth an I
im rlitotiHat i!h drtir.'
of It- lody.
contract ty-
iw-hrbt flr n a!ons the tr- ts of Vourn. Masi, aftr a t.-rriTie mi:tIstorm sarpt thxourh the
S w Knxiand static This ptt iure hott? alt as I fi of a tr.:l.ti- flllmx station bfifT the
lorn:4o pa J hy. In-t !. t'; j0-. t- -r aa J clock of tlu- Kft Tniutrinn church of .Wo
lxtrn aflt-r tv. ins torn from Dm- churtli. . :
pay ni;i: ,umoy. i
h-j nl. d.
itutut :n
jtv m pis frm
A SAVINGS
Paying 4J intcmrt sa
ject to additions or with
drawals tot any amoUut
and at any time is the
most convenient and sat
isfactory we know of.
n STATES
tf liA to --vHl a (ar.
vtior
SEE
OUR
WINDOW-
For Dinner Sets
New patterns and
speci:J terms.
Call and re tbem.
F. L LILLY
Hardware
lloa do p
i lrtociiit tr jalioitur r-rnw
Mtial lafc- rowe Itwm fcmr tM 1 .1 1 N. r. t Al'i !tH
oi typlMdd fevr. jlVtiuAM iln-U. II, ! irtr t-1 by -
oat ar it,- ut-iio ajr-ocfts t'yicnwrt m-r r.l mi mnrfiun iih v
kicfclStv tmclHaa pradT j Im mlr-m of the v.th air r- : ,o-:-t- l it- i JiTcnamwr
i coniam.aail tl. -tr..H. rrt-t nav $: a vr more : lt-iatiy Nti uk- Tt-t itt Art
iand ft.ltk. IlkA 4 cari-WTn. jtowar! U- Mf-or of his tbnr Mi.. VI"i
l flow ion Ooea H taXc tao:a
; ievr to dvveiopr . .
1 It vrfe Ifoai -vn to foav-
sU-n dajA.
j. What are the f,m syoiptoniA?
llradarh. co-vhl-4. bronchtU
; relatively iow pulet tl-af n--..
tr riMa and continued fevx.
Woax ts a typbotd i-arrtrrf '
A welt. Mftoo harOorltc toe
rrin- of tiphotd f-ver. He fa a
ofiAc to tnc cofixuur.it y. ep
ciaily If he come In rooUct ctn
too Or milk upf41--
How can we detect ewrrtret?
liy UtMniory ranJ nation of
fwei and tartne.
What snood be otv trtta tKe
carrfc-r?
He hotild he inolatea vmtH ne
i Is no lon-er a djucer.
1 tpbid fre- .pcewotahv;
rJUm4y ao. rop- onltary
meaaureo mill proV-et- tne coto
munity and Unmunuaikoa llipro
tret the laliiduAi.
.at ts toe most lfiiOorti.nl firr.
tentivc- measnre? - -
IHMnfecUon of the dachirx of '
the iaftiri pctofl. thus otopnimcj
uie inimwu at its wuit.
1.4 there any method of pm-
t-uon amalnM typhoid fever
for snaitpo and diphtheria?
Y- aati-typhold imtn uitxatton. :
ofU-n sivould .. one he Ira
munued? Kery tarce yearn.
fLi an- the? rtstrirtions placed j
os) tpol4 feer ca-nes la Oo-on?
TWy mst be reported lo tHc?
k-wtth oVnannient. 1'atH nt must J
6e tM-jud uni.I the tuckr i
are free from typttotd rerrna, r4 j
pnvtutts cannot oe o4 Hr n tr-1
pfcod rocntftrt ut or ly a in.it
tliy carrkf. . , t
T7i-- rourt affirm- J f.ttnl tt.at tnt.rtainin: ryuJ-
!-in:4n. th? or4r j ty and nofiility is the sflprvm t-t :
tif. arrline j f In -anoxic t-mpemin-nt. Muscoj
lite allow- ; and his company vi r- snmmon..l i
j We are fully prepared;!
to take care of your elec-jf
trical needs. How about;
'I some new Mazda Ijunps,
:for tho empty sockets?;!
La Grande
Electric Co.
1-112 Adams Ave.
Dnsduiiolit 1 Dt
Safely
t'me
i Our Stae Dco( HI JeJfrrsoo Ae.
AU Sugea lM from There lily.
I.KAvm Uk CRAAT: FOB
Bakrr t AJ4. - AJf. - 1 :S0 PM. - 1 f U.
KowUr 1 A.M. 4 P.M.
PeaiBnoa DUx II AJi. .lOi.HJC.
Depot Pbooe Mala ?H
on l(Art .iMXi te nt. rlr. In th
tial.la niJ 1'nnn- I'hi!i of;
II' ' j
Tt-.ink of H. tai.l llw ram- 4l.in. j
A SMALL HEATER
With Much Heat.
The Wlnhouse "Corf
G'oi - eiectric hwter ttl
take the chili osi of then
frosty morninri Just at
tarn to your lamp socket
the rurrenr con. xmptioa hi
n-H and tbe inKial coot ks
TeT loar.
1L & S. ELECTRIC
Bofet notldlnc.
Mrtm.M error iaskk$
hRTUM. Ore. I Al lioilln
Canjch-. 4. mw-pi p-r tdHuc ao-J
one of the first chaJk artnts on the
actfV roat. dHJ here Tutsdajr.
Mr. ;hey was torn at Sevilt. j
Ohio. roruar 1U W. When IX J
t-An be ran awjiy.from home t
and en;t-tej tn the fVdir&J army
as n druDiti'T boy.
j lie came to the lBari5c coast ba
'auicisU, lt, wvs employed first
j on Ka rYarn co a eeP4'r. After
' mhifh for ahotit nine yearn be wn
a tjtff arfkt for the Sao Jose
! .Vrrnfy. Sir. atrehy ram to
! I'orilan aio-! ti yeais nfro nod
h-eame a sk trfa nrtHt for the
l"ortland T' terra m.
I ii- t rMitJ by hK widow and
n son. Arn-:ton ILoiitn Caurhey.
an arrhtteet in t w ) ork city, and
two d-.uKtttr.
t
TV 1 1 VI I I VI I I ZM if Vtc1 1
lv'
. Utnd. but thjtt ohOtiMbt
sfi k r. j-r tvolv
250UNCES
Delicious
To wit thr paia
l.otxl IVUrloiu
At mar prlcv.
Uiaa .
That HI br
Nlorrd .1 tram
Thirty-fit.- rwu
To Uvrtt tftuliar.
Pit btit.
Ftrtac jrntr hovi
lr the rtofpff (rJ.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
Main 792
Bp
Same Price
forotvr
35
"YEARS
WHY PAY
WAR- PRICES?
miiiiont pound
Any spread for bread is best
when fresh. You will find
Gem-Nut
Margarine
uniformly fresh and good.
It is delivered, under refrig
eration, to stores in your
community from conven
iently located plants.
Swift & Company
u. s. A.
Makers of Premium OUomargarint
IFf &
saving
The Origin and Operation of
Skaggs Stores
From the bejrinniag of this explanation
of the -astiitiaUy co-opera live plan of
op-cation that has made the phenornemil
growth of SSuknrs stores oossihle it must
tw clry understood thai this mren
ioes noi and ttevt-r has poet d as a phn
attthrophr tnftitiKion. lVrhaps. beea?e of
nrlr fiuencen, the executive heads have
rae$ed of a more than ordinarily
o-p seAse of J xsticx and fair play to
ward their associate and the pontic, and
UM-se. In torn. ftiay have inf.irvd many
of the aeeminly rwoiutionary polwHt ikt
have br-n put info practice. But these
policies have on ly he-n made oprati e
after it had b--n d t rniioel that tfcy
would prove sound.
It may srBi a cATiical thinp to say. but
It is a vrieniific fact that practiraily ererx
thine anyone dos (a bas d on his con
ception of oHf-int.TSt or -If -prat in ca
tion. .And this applk-s to our nobk-st as
as to our m-anfst actions. We- 4o
the things which we consciously or.su
ronscioiasiy believe will satisfy our splrlt--ot
or material desirtsL ' This is as it
should be and upon a mile thought wll
n to harnionlxe p rfcetly with th-
loftiest tfacMnm and the most altrwistec
anil it tone. Kn unselfishness, is selfish
Therefore, when our men work ovt-rtime
they do so because It is distinctly to their
own personal advantage as well as from a
st-ae- of loyalty to the organization an i
to eak-ymeat they r-t out of their wori.
And the otxajiization. in turn, has made
it vossahJe for the individual to profit fron
extra effort, not only from a sne of
justice and fairness, hut also as a means
of iftsurin? its own successf il opntioa.
Oftims he thirrs which we do a9 a
means of sattsfyinr oar own sense of falr-n-a
will react, unexp-ctedly. to our own
material adnnlav and it will be fotm.l
that wo have accidentally irocovervsl a
principle wlvich. If lntr-lticntly spplh wlil
solve many of our most seriotts problems.
P" thinr hapnnHi with the oprni:',:
of tfe TOd Skarrs store.
When the sxro n d st ore w as o pe ned it
bcame nfrnaiy to employ somronp to
operate it and the ownr of Ivnh storr-Ji
beiterln? racmstJy in the prinefpv that
every man is entitled to share in thr
profits he be!ps to create and drsjrir.
sine re ty. to prmi3e the nt w man with
every opportunity and incentive hit upon
the plaa of pain the mana-vr of the
cw score a ttominol salary pins 34 pr
cent of the net profit of hi store, such
share of the net profits to be paid every
t br o taonths.
It shoild he made clear that the plan
of cornpensation decided vpoa for the
first 8kajna tnaaajp r resnll'Ml. primarity.
from the owner's 4 re to he ahsolut-My
fair wfth hrs associate. However, it was
no oTioas that such an arranrrnf st
would make the manarr's personal t-am-laxs
defKndFnu ts a larc extent, npdn his
on ffort. inteltirrtwe and efficsr-ncy ani
t- n J to lesore his rnthusiaUic co-ope m
lioo In the rnothods which the success of
the firt W;ars store had d err. on rat i
to te- f un. lame n tally rorreet.
That this plan of sharing the profit?
w tth the men who helped to ram tho-.n
wss the ri!t of a more or e Idealistic
Irnotse did not. in the Iat. d-tract frotn
lt practical val je. both to the emptoyrr
n4 the employ and Us eontiaoatton
m elahoratton to the present time, coa
st itutr-s one of the frost important founda
tion :ons npon which this vast omntsa
tlon re-.ts. The spirit which It exemplifies
has attracted to us the btrbsc type of
men and women to be fcruoJ in any sitni
lar bunnesci in the world, but fftr who-1
loyalty, interest and Int'lliernre It woa.l
be lmpeub!e for us to SQccessfi!y orr.
ate our more than J widejy scatte-rd
stores.
(Nnl Week -U"ho Owwx Skacr Store-r)
Nuts'
4 y&. Mixed Nuts : , 99c
2 lbs. Oregon Franquette Walnuts 85c;
2 lbs. Medium Oregon Walnuts 6k
2 lbs. Large Brazil Nuts : .55c
2 lbs. Peanuts 35c
2 lljs. Soft Shell Almonds ..:...79,c
2 lbs. Pecans 69c
2 lbs. Spanish Salted Peanuts..
Flour
....49c B
. OREGON BEAUTY FLOUR
Milled from old wheat, at a price of..
50c per barrel under today s market.
Per sack . .,......$2.19
Per bbl. $8.69
None To Equal Flour, per sack....$2.09
Per 1)1)1 :.. ..: .'.$8.29
Cane Suar per cwt. $6.64
2 lb. Roll Creamery
Butter 1.10
Eastern Sugar Cured
Hams, half or whole
per pound .29
H. 0. Oats per package .15
Floor waxing Outfit
1 weighted brush
polisher, 1 lamb
skin waxer, 1 quart
jug of Johnson's
$4.69
An outfit that every woman
should have.
Money
Saving
SKAGGS
Cash
Stores
Oregon
CNTTED STORES
Wa&iagtcn Id&ho WTomin
UUi Ker-cU Cilifornl
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