La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1926, Image 4

Wt'Jni'Mdar, January 20,' 1926.
Page Four
LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER
ladJranbc frcnutg Observer
(IncorponUeil)
An ImV-peiMlrnl cmspapn
FRANK B. API'LKDY-
KJitor and Publisher
HAKVEY K. MATTHEWS.
business Manner
Published evniaKS. exc-pl Sunday. at H: Adams Avenue,
La Grande. Orexoo. TUe Ooerv:r-Siar pullism-4 every Friday.
Entered at the Postorfiee at Jut Grande. Orecun. as Scconi
Class Mall MaUer uml.-r ait ot Mirca
OFFICIAL l'AF'KR OP UNION COl'NTV AND THE
ClTl OK I.A CKA.VUa
JJEMIlKIt ASSOc'IATED PIIF.S3
The Associated I'rtsa is exclusive! entitled to use for pub
lication of all n-s t!lputclijs credited to it or Dot otherwbrt
credited If p-ioHsi-ed taereia. All rish-s of republication of
special dispatches la this lupvr, and also tLe local ocas here
in also are reervea
SlbSCKIl'TION J'.ATEi
Ity Carriet
Daily. PT month in advance..
ttalljr, p. r six months in advance
L-al!jr. single copy
llj JlaU
Dally, per month in advance
Dally, per sis monllis in advance'.
Dally, per year In advance ..
Weekly OUcrver-Slar. per var
-.
ic
5&e.
-li.SI
..( j
ALtVEKTiSI.NG KATES
Display, foreign, p r column Inch
Display. local, per column inch .
Time contract rat. s on application.
.4-C
1VC
A man ok oort r.Ki:i'K!:i r.r A iieatjikx Aitiu-ievh
call-d Abr;ih.ir;:. anj said unTo Kiln . . Thou hast duno
uV-etia unlo rue U-U ouKhl n-jl Co bv doiit-." On. Tt: .
OFFICE
CAT
" & Junius
i A Kool and his lon-y are soon
parted.
I ...
i "What did you have for lunch
i dow ntown today. oVar?" a-keJ the
; Wlf-.
'! don't know what 1 had. r-
pli-d the huiUtand. "but I order tl
; chicken croiutt."
A phyofc-Ua says tltr OiarVMoa
tf an t-rrllml tun for rlwuniat-h-UL
,lo r Mipprw. the crftl
falitonrtl may of eurtnjj a own hy
ii-uutna; off the Cue fc a rffevtiic
ever.
famoi s rii..;s
TV I sra y h
tat.
vault.
haTf atm to be tryinc to set riJf
of the hi.
Pliarv r 'Jay. ilranrer
would you like to buy Ik Brook
lyn Bride- at only $I,Mtf?"
is.jrhta.-er "Nop-. I ain't rot
any uion jr. 1 just bourhl Ihf
Statue tf Liberty for $iU0."
Vh th- doctor would Ml us
wr couldn't cat anything except
fried chicken.
ri ncral Mervhawlbkr Mok-a
I'AI-LVS. Op.-. ItoMx-r. who
evidently .lrk-d poora for hom1
u- raii'l lh- Murk jr nTal atoro
at New Grand Hondo Friday night.
-crdinr to a ivport made to
Sheriff Hooker. lU'twcn j;t
and In rrocrt--a. hams, to
bacco, rlovrs and other article
were taken.
sNonh -.outh
ite.
The only person who luti a rijriit to "cral)' aixut the
actions ' of the thei nionK'tcr so far this winter is the coal
I.Uanl ami tT-odil-' kins arr
to Ipt tmt fitr nunien' Mhx-s tlih
x-moo. 1It-uts. Inihi'iit, mill
pmhaMy ro ihr fair mtth
a many iair a UMial.
If everybody rouM an 11
as a jk-alous woman orulits nouM
h:ii- to work for a livids"-
.
You arrn't really a u-c until
you .-.pin to Cvt l;tt rs from
'
Th-rv are two si-l-a to very
iu-ttfn. lKth of which an'Oil'.B
enlir.'.'y w ron?.
V
HOOPING COUGH
o cut out nipa to r
duca paroxysms ol ooucbtne.
victts
V Va po Rub
num.
him.
S.!" I Gr.ind.- liun"AH dur- !
ire hv l stnnony h.- h-vnlly niov. :
;in hi chnir. .M of lh.- finis- he 1
The weather forucjistcr must have a jnnde ar.iIist!,''l hI h,"B'1 v iiM.chin.- j
II? UkdlH'rillllll. III!.-. -.KI1iU '
for ome llt'lv time antl s.- how j
difficult it is. j t
There ttiv nuiny elements that cuntriliute to material'
U lti's an' m ntm-li wturtrr titan
1 1. i. . i i . i :
success but we find that somewhere along the line a sav-jiurjwna. from rr ihkIhi- it I
ings account has invariably laved a very important parti""- ... '
A man's ability and personality may get him a good jobj
but that job is a mere incident until he is able to save.;s,. rur. n-1",!,'.! lii..,,),..
lie may secure a start through credit, but the real attain-!!" rim? h.r lunds i u not
ment of success is possible only when he knows how to mjike'
a savings account prosier. The value of saving as an im-1
portant part in the practice of thrift is not emphasized'
by our banks merely that their deposits may lie increased.
Kathcr is it because experience has taught hank execu
tives that the success which makes profitable liank custo-,
mers is always Ijegun with a savings account. Proper ob-(
serVance of Hi rift Week may well include serious atten
tion to the question of Iwink savings.
Iwmt'.
n- run? from me my hurd-iarn.l
runr h-T f tr.r r but h.' gave
it IvicV.
... i
l!.:lf lh. wom--nsi-.nl toWtryinir
o (T- 1 busands and the othr
llHrt-s a lot more fun I
nitli a .
Brownie
The ui time tit- xuoc
' r t tr th r your txy ll
find hiiii If fuiuuua kraw
the pic! urea he made were
so pood.
That's the way with a
ItrownU trood pictures rifffit
off th- r-xl. A.k us alwut
it or Si nd Junior in.
AlwajS an ample stock of
Kodaks and 1 5 row ni s, an l
Kwlal; Fiim the dep-ndable
film in tho yellow- iox.
Isrrjwnhr Canvras i up
Fulditi Ilrownxc St up
Red Cross
Drug Store
DISGUISED AS "AUYKRTISIM;."
Every community suffers at frequent intenals from
'graft advertising." La Grande is now in the throes of a
new publicity scheme apparently designed to boost the
cause of an organization liencfit, but actually conceived
so that the outside genius who promotes it cam depart from
the city with fifty or a hundred extra dollars earned for
him by some unsuspecting mcmliers of -the organization
that hired him.
As usual, the business men are the goats. The last
thing they want is a two-by-four ad in some program or
freak publicity folder. Hut many of them are afraid to
pay "no" and make it t-tick. They don't know that the
organization in whose name it is solicited is probably as '
disapproving of the scheme as they are, but that it is tied
down by a contract read and analyzed after it was signed.
They know that it is purely a matter of charity when they
spend nvhney fur this advertising" they have sought re-(iult-getting
methods too long and have thrown away haid
eamed dollars too many times nut to know that they are
the suckers in the deal.
The Olrsei-vcr is ph.mi to advertising schemes of this
nature liecause it hurts the institution of advertising and
takes legitimate money i,ut of the community in an ille
gitimate way. Th- Observer never solicits advertising for
a community l:nefit or organization entertainment, scek
ilig rather to give all wm thy enteipi isos of that character
i'detiuate publicity in the nns columns so that the eepse
Items will be as sn.ail as xtss.b!e and the net returns as
great. It is a yi!icy followed Ucaiie we wish to cooperate
with worthy organization effort and Uiause we wih to i
protect the busiiics mui who ale constantly called on to!
contribute, not lcau.e they are moie generally benefited,
but because they aie nmre aco s.ible and more generous.
When such publieity is available to an organization without
cost it is a particular s. unc i f regiet that business inter
ests should still le inijv.cd uj n with this obvious "graft
advertising."
THRIFT WEEK
a period of time in which to teach the people to
save. Observe it by visiting; our store and buy only
what you can us at a saving. Dant buy anything
ou do not have use for.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Vc will give some of the best bargain .in Infants
and I hildicn's Ucarables at ?1.00
Norton's Kiddy Shop
ilTerjililn tsj Infants' am ClUMres'a Wear
ii
Trouble"
luilnd jtMir l l plt-Mte M tikr i
falttl itH-v-beiiik aJ iiit'M. ttt if !(
IvaWnl. lltrllMM tt. d- . Mf fttit
lt-MtMl'it tin t-ff.il oni-tfiK Ihii a
(In- im(" a itti0i
ilili-v W IM n vwlM,.
sdjifl.t and itltettitt i
M I llUtl-llt tUlttv.
Tlie k-tait;" i f-liii -HlltfrrftW..
fir, lit.
prmrik of tlithtrm. ett fttl
UhHt urt
iwir Iim r- fi-l.uill wali-ftl mul
raw of trtMitrli me arr- ic-rH iIh- lim ti
Natf alMni tit tmr 4 tnitl.-tiiii m jMni n wt
Ihiiuj mrfNis Will In- li;nrji(il.
Ib)1 ! Ml.f aiMl 'HllMh
an ! m-v. 1 if w.lnnti. ih,
h(tt t 111.-11. ri.1 all py
ti--t.-.l.
klMW 11
W tltert
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
m 11 s 1 ji
Si?y Comfoifoify J
ltmol
CHnfurtal!.
I'A.NV.
I on
I.T liMitr Starr SaifHe
MtnoK ti;it )ll
Tlc t.rry Staxc-.
to mtr VI ace IH-pct at llll Jrffcrsoai Are.
Ail !.!. rn ami lleso-l V4ax.
11 : . mik imt
pl- A M. - I I'. M. - 4 P. l. Sun-JaT. t A. M. - 4 I1.
1'ttMllrlno 1 1 A. M. -I I. l. I tail r.
Ivumt. In Walla Walla
tlteap lalc ler-H IMione
Cm sproal litm laus It
We Ittrry l:pres
Asm! TrvUikj
NOTICE
Change of Time Lcainsi: Joseph
Trtp '.
Trip Nv
A. M.
1 1
Amir
l-ar
Tw t
I nl. r,.M-r 1 1 t"
I iMuir . m:l"
W .!!.. , II:!.,
Walkma H W llrw
Vlms.n - . :! 12: W
I Jsln . I":" I:3S)
Intl4r I:I" t
1st l.nna- I SO
Trip Vi. I tf im Mimiaj.
I rfcv-lltr S.iNr. January IT. 19.'.
Trtp Vt
I'. l.
" S.tai
S:3.1
S:i
3 -SM
3
l
i .'11
3 MORE DAYS OF WESTS
' JANUARY SALE
Three more days of amazing Clearance Values
that have marked anew the leadership of this store.
And these last three days will be a whirlwind of val
ues and underselling. New price groups, new mer
chandise, new margins of saving. It's your oppor
tunity to buy the quality for which this store is known
at lowest prices. Come early- get the pick of these
new lots.
A
T
C
0
s
T
A
N
D
L
E
S
S
i
Greater Values
In Coats and
Frocks
i
a:i ' r- : r-v
S5
1 r j. s ') -o
( A
I'crltaiK jou Itaie tmn nailin; for litis la-t t!--:c
ntltH-ttun on all uf our ntut rvlu-ac Otal .
Itttili nniiN and Htililrrn's: l v rlly laihtn-U a;i I
riitisli-i! or lii-trTHt-, rli rabrit-. umo ullli rnr triin
ntlns anil otlM-rs. laiktrttj ntotlrls
Half Price!
ITnlirv sltK-k of latlw-s lUcnts. tr.it ! silk ami na-tt
niiittltt-rs. .Ml sliirls. sport, silk ami nrint in pl.t .1
aiMl t-ltt lvs. All latlies.' suits lallotx-d anil - m-tv!-
Half Price
A
T
C
0
S
T
A
N
D
L
E
S
S
t
WOOL AND SILK FABRICS SPECIALLY PRICED
. SILKS -
. .M And lUi Less
Ileautiful, paltejivi of all descriptions
in all statin' Crepes Crepe Supreme. Taf-'
.feta, Nunncr'si Satin, Mash Silks and
I'ongees in fact, all materiaLs carried at
the silk counter, are at reduced prices.
This Ls an opportunity for home dress
makers to purchase new silks at a savin?.
At A Satinr? To You.
DRAPERIES
All olik anil -ri Iftti.e li ni
rrio. Tcrr Vilk N- ainl
t.aii art reilm-nl ftr ir
2mi Animal Jantiar. I fcMrair-t
Vale, r.rialil mw . eln-rfnl t-li-ru-
in lM-rr fr jtwir cIm
Ht3 at-
Less i-v;
REMNANTS'
it aft iK--Hp? kjm- -vT
nialrYialm hi all Irnxlht. Tl't
K tn-lrol 4.nic ami all nfii
Mn( art 4-nt I -S ami nw
atklitkauil tntt
. Less 20' t
im
t'LAXNELS .
New lovely Flannels in a
wide assortment of colors,
all " l-in. matctials. Plaids,
checks and bordered iat
terns both printea and em
broidered numbers. These
arc all regular stock num
bers and are exceptionally
gond values: many of these
Mild at S.-i.7"i a yard.
SI.9S
S2.9S
S3.75
$1.25
(;i.(;h.UIS
l;c-:m.f.i hright colored Ginghams
all g.xid miaiiiy materials, 32
...t.tis ice me best quality
teriah wc tll anyone cLsc can
ytj !ji- the monev.
21c And 31c.
ma
Rive
Oi TlNt; FLANNEL
in 'i! ''SV U :h in plain whit. 27
inches w;dl. .md co)ured strjp,d'ouN
mss ... ami :;s inches wide, of eood
Tlccd'spccmS
tor ( k-:iian:c at
-c Yd.
N. K0 West & Coo Inc.
(.'rande's leading Store For 2. Year