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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday. 'January 22, 1026.
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- SHOES "
10'o To 50 . .. '
. lIctliK-tlnti llmniKlifNil Ihi. KInn l'tinrl
IIU HI. 'lull l'lul lots lit Ijulh's1 IliKll Mhh-o.
Three KMi liil loin of - slliitM-r-pnlrnt, K lit.
miiIii nml rnlf In I'limpi mill one or two-strap
Mlr; iiilllliii j. I'tinili nml Spanish" licols.
Bargain Lots
45c $1.93 $3.95 $1.95
HOSIERY
La France, Phoenix, . Kayser
Kill Ire stock of IjhIIiV, Jll nml f'hll
ilrt'ii's tjunllly llw hi n shiIiik ti )ui. Clilf
fon. sir yviIkIii, inIo, coiuiii nml wmil,
In nil ilctiiiiiuliil color.. This Is tin oppor.
Uinlly In punlinst- iinlkmnlly kmnvn lutliiils
in n saving. ,
15 Less
SUITS, OVERCOATS
Hart Schaffner & Marx
All regular stuck Stills nt a sarin?. All
styles and materials of the host of dnincsi.c
ami lnimr!cd H'ncs. . Suits In fit all hiilhN.
Overcoats of style, built Tor service in a
mimhcr or colors uiul materials.
25 and 331-3 Less
BLANKETS .
All-Wnol, Wnol-Mlxiil nml C'olton lllaii
kits In all uclclits nml sizes. I'milli-tim.
Oregon City. Nashua nml other well known
liinkf In (ilniils anil solid colors. Also liiillmi
Holies, IllaiiUcts ami Mi-mnfr ItnlK-s lurliiilril.
At Reduced Prices
WOMEN'S And CHILDREN'S
COATS
lUltlro slock ol I-niHos', Misses', mill Chll
ili'i'n's Cunts nt Oilo-lliilf, original price. Thc-ie
arc Indeed liih ffrnrin coats, all nicely Inll
nnil nml finlshcii with litilloii, t'mhmfiliTy
anil fur irliniulii.
One-Half Price
La Grande's Leading
Store For 25
Years
N. K. WEST & CO. INC.
Merchandise
Of Merit
Only
(Incorporated)
An Independent Mcwspanei
FKANK 11. Al'Pl.KHY .. Kdllor ami I'ublltdier
UAKVKY K MATTIIKWfl
IlUsilH'HH Alu augur
l'uttlhcd evenings, except Sunday, ut M10 Adams Avenue,
I.tv O.tmle, Oregon. I'll a Ohjorver-iStar pub'lhiiied every Krlduy,
Kntered nt the rontoftire ut I .a Urunde, (ruuu, iih HoconJ
CIiikh JMall Mtittnr iindui' mt ut Muruli 2. 1ST a.
OKI'M'lAL TAPKR OF '
CITlt OF
TNION COUNT AND THI3
La (1KANIM5
.Thv AKAui'Hitiul Vwtts In (.liiBlvi'ly'"cnlttli,U to use far nuh-
Ural Ion ull tuwM ftl spate he t-rMlltiMl to It or tint otherwlwa
crtMlllvtl If tu)illHlu'il tluivtu. All riKhlit of ri'imlillcaHoii ul
ain't htl tll.sm(chtH In thlH pupor, nml iiImo the Iwul newa he re
lit ul.m uru reserved
i . - Nl'ltftUlt'TtON
lf 'CaiTln
: liilly, pir month In mlviineo...! , , 7Co
:; luilly. pir U nmntha In a dvnnrr... M.fr
t i Imlly, tttiiKlo copy .v 6o
f ny mii
it ItiiUy. por month In ndvnnoo , 60o
I Jtlly, prr six months In udvuortv.. - 60
J tally. p-r y ar In udvnncc. - $;i.0d
, ' WiH'Kly Obstrvitr-Huir pr yvar......w.. U ?.0J
j ; .. .- .. ! -s
;t S ' AHVKIITIS1NO HATKS
' ) ji ' ' tlplny, fon-lcn, p-r column Inch 4;'c
: : JuMpliiy, lw;il, per column inch 4oc
. Time runt nut intra on implication.
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OFFICE
CAT
THA.S MAJIIt .I..
"Huvii you acfn lh "TaU'f -of
ItiiKilnil?"
"No. Is miniillilnir inlimlnK'.'"
'oini'ii with u pust ami men
, with u future nupply a lul of llm
. front puki' ll.va.
THE OPEN
COURT
CORUrS!OXDKNTS MUfit
SCHMIT Tlli:lU NAMKSTO
vuk i:nnoit tiiia'Ih:-
SiKIS LKTTEKS TUIXTKO,
THK JOY OK TIIK I.OIll 'And Sarah - until, Oo.l hath
miulc m1 to taiiKh. ho that ull thai httir will Ajitiyh mt."
(iu. Si: 0.
'Vmi snjr yunva worn Ihfc liat
Mini ycr,' . Mild tlic picrclianl.
''Uomlrrrult It ook like ntw."
u'vs. Hints year lr himii It,"
said the ru.-UMikcr. "()ui I liad It
rcltlia kcl, twk I got It cleaned,
ami mrr l, chanted It ht
taiirant for a new one."
Thrift
Whaler kIvcb us varloun defin
Itiona for thrift but yearn uo
when 1 left home to buttle in the
world for myself mother wild
"thrift conttieia of spending Juat
ueh week than you
ITO biivk to work nnl earn n Itttlo
more. It wilt be intcreattnir the
I first yar, interest will udd to the
laccumlutlon the second year und
jthey lll take such ph-nsure In
ftteelnic the account KrOw that they
I will save them more. ahlla form
ed in childhood follow uh
throughout life.
j Own your own home, "be it ever
Iso humble there's no place like
'ltfnia rni.W n..l,l In r.n l
wustM. thefo la no civic pride or
pleasure In a landlords shelter.
I ni prove and beautify your home,
make of It your paradlso as welt
U Itltle Irti-S
enrn. In this day of -reck leva
HpenilltiR und inflation of personal
credit we need still more .to exer
cise prudence in money mutters.
itc. intake thrift the eornerstonft'of sue-
r.-Hs und happim-ss. Spend wiaely
but not miserly.' More peopla
A prsalmlnt. ta a prison who WUU,M u VM y wwe lo
would look Tor splinters in a clnl.f l",K "a 'I'"vution.
Hiutdwli'h. I Kvcry person, ho matter how
small hla income, should luy aside
The little iclrls who used to "omethinir each woeky lt'a a (rood
make face at the boys only eyes '" to npportion your Income so
at them now
used to !omethinir each week It 'a a
only rvea to apportion your Ineon
niuen tor uvins expanses, so much
jfor clothier, so much for pleasure
The only thhur alMiut llle stork-I1"11 90 much for the bank uccount
cry few nianiotl iiioit tan drive nn automobile with
one hand.
Conjnvss iit alivady Ivinjf flooded with bills designed to-!
cure ajmeuiiurai ills and insui-e fair retinits for crop Sur
plus. Though many of them are of impractical nature, it
seems that some plan for government aided control of co
rporative buying and marketing will W given a trial at
this session. The com producers of the Middle West are
particularly insistent that they be given relief. Whether
It can come out of the minds of representatives and senators
remains to le seen.
iiiK'4 that is particularly offensive
to i Is the spellht;. cU rather
it S-l-l.-K.
I'ltAVK -A NO KltNKST
111 days of old, und not so old,
Wh. u billies' hearts did falnt
' ly stir,
When Klrllr went fdiopplnff,
about ull
They could say was, "Kr
- -vr it."
I'ollnw on'o Into'n shoppe today.
And listen while she barters.
Ooes nhv ask the youutr man Tor
"Kr er -er?"
Oh no! She snaps out "fJur
ti rs:" '
In day of old when few were hold
And fewer were bolder.
When the lad proposed, and
n ue lit her lips.
She fainted on his shoulder.
Uut nowutlnys when hes proposed
She say;, hs .urns enfold her
"Will she? Yea! Take mamma
home
lto". it you think you can hotd
her!"
then if a surplus remains from any
one of tho apportionments add
that to your savings account. To
save is a habit, .hard to start but
If cultivated becomes easy and the
itccumlnted savings become the
mentis to Investments that provide
for old age independence. '
A savings uccount for Hie boys
and girls teaches them the value
of money ami economy. Commence
hv biting thorn wive the penn
but Is moro In the order of a fine,
as he value of the motor has no
thins to do with determining the
amount Of the license lo b paid, us
is th cast with other taxable pro
'Serty. land for instance.
The justification for (he present
high motor license is that the mo
tor Is more destructive to the high
way a 'than ho rse d ra w n von i cl es
and Mtus should not he taxed nc
63 rd fife to value but according
tw- their weight and horse
port'or,- or their supposed, extra
wenr on highways
If a motor is not being driven It
certainly Is doing no damage to the
Titer If In advertising Implies honesty In numufaclurinij
ami the sjtu-aiicc of a sipiarc deal.
Genuine HONEY CREAM CAKES5
2.V :lOc anil -loo
fienuine BUTTERNUT RREAD . 10c
Costs no more worth moiv.
Made Only Tiy' 1
La Grande Bakery ;
... K. J. MeWllIlams, Owner.
aa yotlr dividend check.
Closely ansociuted with thrift Is 1 highway.
the development of character, the J A recent requirement forji cer
deslre to improve und educate our- tlfleate of ownership is all right,
selves for higher poslfions. We j"f?ner changes are needed. but
must broaden und go forward or not to still further tax the already
we retrograde. We must conserve 'overtaxed motor owner,
our health and energy and make I C. V. 1 fat ton
the best possible use of all the) Summerville. Oregon.
resources ut our disposal. The j
0!.,,-0w?.a',?r.,,!,-'',,,.T "- iiu
iiw s : viiT' F SPHAClfK. Wash. At tho nn-
Jmial mcplins of atockhohlrra of
ithn l"irs National bank, Italpli'l:. I
To tho Kdltor .loncs. former enshior nml vlooi
In Tho l-a Oranilo Kvonlnc Oh- lr-shlont. was olortod prosldonl : I
wn-rr of January It tho article : B- Hurdasa, vice president: ". j
"The Motor I.leonso Law" certain- w- 1'almcr. cashi' T. und l-3.
ly rouses my protest. That every Blanche Mills, assistant rashii r.!
owner of a motor should lie com- I IMrcclori were re-elected. f
'pelled to s-ciirc a yearly lic.mse I tfticers of the bank report n
whether ho uses the motor or not ! vr- satisfactory year showinie a
Is. In my opinion, verv uniust. decided linprovf mi nt in seneral
, , 4. ." , . condition With favorable crop
In many parts of tho state it Is. ,, , ,.. ,k , , .
. .. . .. leonditions for I92H th.y look !s
not optional with tho owner i , ... . . . " . ,i
.. tl , , 'further betterment In farming and
whether ho uses his motor for the i . .. , . , , "
... .. . ., , lother lines of business.
first throe months of the year, for 1
snows are deep and motors can not j c J
he driven in deep snow. i What tickles a man more than a I
The motor license Is not n tnx as new suit of wnolen underwear?
KEAD"THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
Nome girls
than rat, the
tht htiih.
mhiM rnllM'r daucc
maitrtty prefer to
id the smajl boy "My maw
and paw had an awful tune rM- '
lug married. Maw wouldn't
i marry iwiw hen he mas drunk'
ind sw wouln't iimrry maw hen
he was s-ber. f
MAKING 1510 BUSINESS PAY.
Julius RoseiiwaM, Cliicapo multi-millionaire und philun-'1
uuvpisi, sav.M .soai-s. Rtvbuck & Co. from finaiiiial disjis
itr when the business drpivssion or hit the countiy.
He srave Uie coivoiation 50,000 shares of stuck havinjr a
par value of five million and a market value of three mil
lion dollars. He took over the company's real estate und
l;ave four million in cash mid l.ileitv bonds as a down 1v.1v.?
meilt. With his own wontt), lio ve.ivL-.l ., r; i.. !h" "I'P h-J
- - - i "oinvu MUfc llii.lllVV J'Utll
by which the liabilities of the company wei rethiced some
12 million dollars mid it was put pn u sound Iwisis ajrain.
The only consideration was that he lie allowed to buy hack
I is 60.000 shares of sttK'k at pjir when um1 where he plejvsed.
The other day Mr. Uosenwald exeirised his option and paid
five million dollars for the stock that he "jravc" the com
pany five years ao. It now has a market value of 12
million and his assistance to Sears, Roebuck & Co. has
netted him a paivor profit of seven million. ' No one will
Sn,dKe him the ittum. least of all the small st,,ekho!de, ! " iZXlTtZ
v.nu wore kiwi um oisasier in li'i. it is money that
will he well uod. No one in Chicago cviitribuWs more to
orthy csuses. to educMion. to Oiristian association work,
lo charity, ami to wrlfnrr work than ulins Koaenwald.
"Hmmhi. iiumsmm K our turn-1
ly-rifih nnMliui utin-rMrv: hl
Wt o hrltrr kill chk-U-o?-'
.-Weil lrx. ItaKst. Talln-t.
hi poni-h tl- hi. ken for
twmtr-rite yrarM :
... I
'Where sr. yo. foinc my pretty
mld " ,
"To grt my hitlr Ih.I.U .1. lr." 1
she ikilJ.
"May 1 no with you. ny prtty
maid?" I
If you wont Mil me a lon I
noiniiy on me sutij.ct thil your
m.Mhrr never had her hair bob.
hd. und wa eousldered a perfect
lady and ont Ho tue any a..
will rliiuh Into . chair and rl
hat havo yvu are nee.ltBC .tut
trx tko mttr atoff a t.w.l tn
fiur ro e ut
-TU tt b. t welrflw. air.
b aaiil
Fords! Fords! Fords! Fords!
Good Fords Cheap!
Why Walk?
1924 COITE Hasslcrs; Ruxstell; griiaranlecfJ....... St.iO.OO
1923 TUDOR SEDAN G months old, 5 balloon tires;
guaranteed $593.00
1925 TOURING Balloon tires; guaranteed i $325.00
1921 TOURING C.6aranteed . $2(50.00
1924 TOURING Guaranteed . l. $225.00
1923 TOURING Fully equipped $200.00
1920 TOURING Starter; good shape $ 90.00
1920 ROAftSTER DELIVERY Good shape $ S0.00
1919 ROADSTER Good shape ..$ 65.00
1917 TOURING Good shape; new tires $ 50.00
1917 TOURINfVGood shape; Rood tires :. $ 60.00
ONE FORD Rt'G-Ulood shape $ 15.00
''
Perkins Motor Co.
Fourth & Adam
Fhone M-R00 In
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!-
Do you know that we sell shoes for infants and chil
dren that cost less but wear longer than any other'
shoe you can buy?
. We stock boys' shoes to 10 years old. We
stock girls' shoes to 16 years old and for the
rest of this month only we will sell shoes
' in large sizes at
TWO-THIRDS REGULAR PRICE
And Small Sizes at
10 DISCOUNT
Girls' Coals closing out at One-Half Price
Boys' Tug-Tog Suits, age 3 to 8. made up from'veiy
good wool or corduroy. Each suit has a belt like
Dads and now being sold at
l.lo DISCOUNT
Our Thrift Week $1.00 Special will end Sat
urday evening and it is your loss if you do ,
not supply yourself with what yon need and
can use at this time.
The $1.00 Specials include Girls' Hats Bloom
er Dresses, Gingham Dresses, Girls' Under
wear. Girls' Sweaters.
S noys' Bots' '
r !i ? .!nd!Tear anfl H'ms not men-
wnrf. but .t w,n pay you to come Into our store
alued from J.I to Jfi th,s ww.j on)y a,
$1.00 ' ,
Norton's Kiddy Shop