La Grande evening observer., July 07, 1926, Image 4

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EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, Jaly
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FRANK B. APPLEBY.,
..Editor and Publisher
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' THE HOI.Y ONE "And they made tlio plutu of the holv
; crown of pun aotd. und wrote upon II n wrltiiifr. Ilki.' lo Illy
ncravlngs of a signet, lloi.lNLNH 'JO THE l.Olll)." Ex.
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OFFICE
CAT
VSAOS NMN .
The visitor to Hie village church
took the minister to tusk at the
close of the morning service. .
Vou told me they hud a ."mix-
cd" choir hero. Why, they're . -all
I men."
"Yes. sir. I know thut. But It's
mixed all tlio sumo. Home of 'em
can sing und some of 'em win'l. .
A young chop lulled on a Kill
and Ntnred too lute, ho -iwr uul
yelled down from IiIh bedroom:
"Time to go, young fellerl Tllilo
lo got"
Tin- young chap at lie put on lilx
overcoat, bald very loud anil (in
grllyi "Your father's a crank."
' Then tlio old moil yelled down
aguiu: "Well, young feller, don't
yon iiml a crank If you uln'l a
self-starter?"
,
"Whero are you going, my pretty
inuld?" ,
"I'm going u-rishing, Hir," she
suld.
"But not upon llroudwuy, iny
pretty iiiIhh?
There's no water I here. Wliut Jest
is this?"
"Who mentioned water?" replied
the Jade,
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy for this column
be In by tlOO a. ill.
Wauled : Cleaning nd pressing
at the Wardrobe. Phono M-72.
2-7-7-lt
. Hulls und other clothes that aril I
cleaned und prefwed regularly, do I
wear longer. " Havo them cleaned I
right by tho Wardrobe. Phone
M-72. 0-7-7-ltj
'I'm
looking for
alio said.
suckers, Hlr'
More precocity in Hie- rising generation a 20-year-old
nd in New York is arrested for bigamy.
In Baker they are' considerably concerned over a report
that some John Day Highway booster is busy at Ontario
diverting tourists through Central Oregon by telling them
that road oiling is in progress around Baker and bad de
One of tlio hard things about
funning is resisting Die temptation
to quit and go fishing with the
vorms you dig up.
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"There In tar too much ruuae on
your lips, dear." ,
"Oh, well, mother, tile evening
Is young yet."
' A man's Iden'of dressing for
dinner is pulling down Ills vest.
i. .Tilly 10th lust day to pay your
-wuter rent without a penalty. 7-7-3t
Intellige
Hundreds of Careful,
Shoppers are Waiting for the
Annual
Rchnol Funds now svslrable for
farm loans In Union County. Bet
H. E. Dlson, Foley Building. Im I
Orande. Ore. . l-ltf
July lotli lust day to pay your
waiter rent without a penalty. 7-7-31
-.. For eezenui a real preparation.
It acts quickly and positively at (1
a hotlle. Sold only by Hilvcrthorn
Wright'e family drug store. 7-2tf
Your old milt will look like new
after being cleaned und pressed by i
Wardrobe, phono M-72. '
2-7-7-lt
July lotli lust day to pny your
waler rent without a penalty. 7-7-31
Navy Seaplane Leaves
Seattle for San Diego
I'OItT A NG I'll. I'M, Wiisn. July 7.
I(AI') The coast guurd patrol
boat 372 today took the navy
.tnnra lira impiuui'v Wo ...i.'f uo l, ,.',, , ,(!,, low. The 372 was
,--... . v.... v,...!, u.b.vo w bringing tliu l'H-1 here Irani Pll-
vorry about. The. oil will bo finished very shortly and theiir point 20 miles west of here on
road open a far superior highway to any other route to
Portland. Most tourists know the Old Oregon Trail by rep
utation and will insist on traveling it. A few less tourists
for a week or ten days won't put us on the rocks, anyhow.
Beautiful new lines In stationery
in boxes of pretty colors and new
sliapes and prices much Icsa than
usual. Seo them lit Hllverlhorn
Wrlght's family drug store. 7-2tt
; July loth lust day to puy your
water rent without a penuity. . 7-7-31,
Hemstitching, pleating, button
boles, etc. Norton's Kldd Khop. I
ld-litf
the slrult of Juan le Kucu. .
HASKKTS. ,
liaskets for carrying lunches.. al
so u complete new lino of market
baskets now at itlehurdson's Art
& Olfl Shop. 7-7-lt
H BATTLE, July 7. (API
Hound for Han Diego, 1 2011 miles
away, . without stop the l'H-1. 11
navy seaplane, hopped off from'
Sand Point aviation field this
morning. The l'U-1 Is lo he utlueli
A wealthy business man of Chicago, who owns and ZZtTZa Tt
operates a iduo-acre larm 111 Illinois, reports -an annual loss
of three to five dollars per acre ever since the war, and a
loss of $16 per acre one year, lie has the huge place
equipped with the finest machinery to lie had and tries to
itm it along efficient business lines. Is it possible that the
size of the farm and the fact, that he runs it with hired
help anj,hns a tremendous,, pqujpiiient tyyes.tjyen.t; per acre
is it possible that these things could be responsible for
ill hours.
Destroyers have been stullnned
oil the coast, at Capo Meat's, Cape
lllanee. Cape Melidoeo, Point Hur
and t'upe Conception to aid the
plane should she become disabled.
Tho pli-1 can curry 11 userul
loud or seven , ions, bus a wing
spread oT S7 feet and Is f,7 feet
long. ii .
' , ... . ,1 iiu.ur,Hiuii. kii.'n. juiy r.
mi annual luon 1 rvvu Rliuw some Illinois larmei'S Operaling' The navy sea plaee PH-I radloeil I
W) acres and growing the same crops 011 similar ground whoi"r ''"K"' "ivy yam hero
Point at 5:2N this morning nil
xiui'ting a Kcattle lo Siiu Diego
flight. :' t
I'lllur point is on the south side
of the Hi rail of Junli De Kuea, 30
miles frulu the 1'nrlllo ocean and
120 miles from the starting point
of the I'll-1 nit Hand Point rieid
at Health'. The flight was llo huvo
been out on the strulL and down
the const of the ueeau
noxwooi). 1
Largo load boxwood delivered In I
La Orando, $6.00. Call L. B. Men-'
etee Lhr. Co., Lone Tree. 4-Jtf 1
. 1
Homething for your stomoch and j
liver that relieves gas on the stom-
neh In five minutes, slos henducltc.
Try It. l.no a boltlo only ut BIU !
Clearance
Tin Tin b
I I II ti ll. II II II .'!'
n .-mm' ''
? fiaie
-of-
La Grande's Leading
Store
have reported favorable profits each year.
; HABSON AND BUDGETS. ;
1: ' Roger Babson, statistician, had a comparatively smooth
i time of it as long as he confined his statistics and advice
f to the world of business. When he invaded the American
lj home, and attempted lo tell the family what they had to do
I .without, he got into trouble, lie says his critics insist that
nobody who is anybody can get along on the allowances he
ft has made for automobile, rent, clothing and some other
f things. 'Mr, Babson says his sympathies are all with the
i critics. Ho wishes they had more money for tho things
J., they want. But how can they spend it if they haven't
got it? ;
.. It seems that 38 per cent of rill earners in the United
t SUitcs earn less than $1,000 pur year. Thirty-four per cent
! get more than f 1,000 but less than $1,500. Fourteen per
tent of the whole get as much "as $2,000. Eleven per cent
1 get between $2,000 and $r,000. Only 3 per cent of the
total get $5,000 or over.
... .
I :i II is finite evident, as Mr. Bubson'snys, thut if a family
I spends too much for one department of life, it cannot have
j enough for something else. Even where there are several
j woi Vers in a family, raising the total income, the problem
1 is light there, incty-seven per cent of all, workers get
i less than $5,000 iper year.
' This is astounding when one considers the stylo in which
f the average family seems ii live. Mr. Babson's conclusion
J is that "budgets are very little used, and many families
arc gradually, but constantly, getting into debi." ..It is
! noniething to think about.
Pierce Takes Badcc
From State Officers
What A Disappointment
Did you ever want to call a friend by tele
phono quickly and find that he had no tele
phone? You know what a disappointment it
was. '
A telephone is not only aa invaluable aid lo
you in your home or business but it makes it
more pleasant for your friends.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
HAI.II.M, Ore., July 7 (AP). VV.
M. McMIIIh, u stale officer oper
ating under 11 eeiuiulHslon from
tlovernor Pierce, wus deprived of
his card by tlie governor yester
day because iMe.Mllls hlinsi If vlo
laleil the priiliilillloii law which
lie Has pledged to culorrc. .Me.
Mills pleaded guilty at lloseburg
to a coarge 01 helllK drunk and
posxeHxiou of h'liUM und was llneil
l". Al the time be was work
ing out or the district attorney's
office at Kluumtli Pulls.
liic.Miii:ii m: 11s soi 111.
Ptllfll.ANIl. (111'., July 7 (Al').
Colonel ,11a 11 ford MaeNlder, in
sislaul secretary of war. arter o
busy day III Portlaml In eonllec
I Ion wllh his mission of oikuii.
Iing Hie eoiintry's Industrial and
oilier facilities for nioliilluitlon 111
all emergency, departed at I
o'clock thla morning tur Han Kran
cIhco. At .Medford. the MacMil.T
parly Is to be lllkell n nil the
train and emits the Hlsklyous hv
aolomolille In llm iibrook, fill.,
where they will rejoin time lm.,i.
e43yearoId
city gtowind
In the tiountllul vol Icy n) the Cn
liimliiu Hiu-r wliurc rail, river, ocean,
ami lityliway lracl meet, it Hie new
iiitliiNlriHl cily t thr Pacific Niirilt
wett, l.oiigiirw, Viitliinglnn. fit-w,
clt'iin city ol 11.6)8 inliatnlunif lav
timl with a wealth tl tiaiuial re
smt recti ami a slraleptc lucatinn uf
tinHXi'fllrd troitiHirldliiiii facilitift,
inviift you to visit ii thi (nimmcr.
I'arki. ImtilcviinN. ami fine aichilrc
Inrr aid in nuking Ltrngvieu jne of
the licauiiliil cilinji ol Amrrica. Cnnie
ice this wonder city anl enj'iv in
rnlfnilitl Hotel Mnnlicrllo. He vnr
own iii'lgo nl Longvicur and M lu
ture. , , 1,
Afck uujr ritllroaj rviirtciitiitlvfl or
I or furihcr InToi mnilon atkhi-ss
IM lit. H
THE LONGVIEW CO.
l.ongxiew, Wu.slilugtuil
The Sale, which will include every Hem of the entire stoic, will start Friday
morning and will end July 20th. The detailed announcement will appear in tomor
row evening's paper watch lor it..
For hundreds of men and women of this territory who know good merchandise
and who appreciate from experience West's Leadership in style, in quality, in value,
in large stocks and exclusive lines for these people, our Clearance Sales arc the
bargain events of the year. They wait for this sale because they know West's goods
and know that they need never apologize for anything purchased at La Grande's
Leading Store, v
Our July Sale is a money-saving event because we must clear our shelves and
cases to be ready for fall goods. Prices are cut accordingly cut' on every Hem in
every department It is your opportunity to buy the best that the market offers, na
tionally known merchandise of the highest quality in every grade, at substantial
reductions.", :v . ;
Especially in the Ladies' Ready-to-Wcar Section, in the Shoe Department, and in
our Store For Men you will find values that will attract, you to immediate action.
Space prevents detailed description in our big announcement tomorrow, but we urge
you to come early and take advantage of unusually large assortments. ' v
N K West & (.;wc.
r : La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years. 1
vert horn-Wright's
store.
family d r u g
T-Stt
COVE PERSONALS
July lOlh ltLst day to ny your
water mil without a penalty. 7-7-3t
(iO'Uvur Touchers for 2Gc tlio
iM'Ht littlo pltt Tor a laxativo or
phyHlu for grown mw or children.,
Sold only by SHverthorn-Wrisrht'H .
family drug store. 7--tf
July 10(11 lnt day to pay" your
water mil wilhuul u penally. 7-7-Ut
AI'IKU THE FOURTH.
COVR, Oro. (Special) Tliu Itev.
and Mrs. J. W. Slavtoa and daugh
ter Truett. of Wallowa, nro pend
Inf? a few woekH .ut Cove at tho
home of J. 11. 1,ove.
Mm. J. V. I'.ronphton. of Uoae
hurg. is ut Cove veiling her daugh-li-rH,
i-s. Henry Mulr und Mrs. J.
V. JloaLsen Jr. She rame here
with another dittghtt'r, Miv. Joe
l'elhlf of Ui Cirande, who had been
viHltlng her.
Mrs. Homer I.effh', of Koko.mo.
Ind.. was at Covo Thusday Visiting
If you took aomv good snaps of
your prrty on thw Kourth, or some
good ML-enlu vlew.s, take them to
Itlehardson. "The Art Man." and
linve them t'nlarged. hatid . tinted
und framed. They wlll.make beau-
tlful pieturos for your home rind
eheerful , renicmhrnnees of happy
vuealion days. Have your picture
work done, at Hlchard.son'e Art &
(lift Shop. 7-7-lt
friends here.' She. came wcxt sev
eral weeka ugo and ha.s been with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
C'oinstoek,-of Nampa, Idu. She Is
now with' friends In Im. Orando and
will soon return to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. U. It. Hay spent the
week, end In Wtillowa county. They
were guests, of Mr. and Mrs. l'hll
IsOckwood at IOHtino und alo en
Joyed some fl. siting in the Wul-Iow-l
river.
J. VI, Mills left Friday morning
for Pemltnf nil. Alri. Mlllu ...Iwv k'
al lending norniul school there, wU
rreium Home with hi nr.
I Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Itees artd
daughter Connli. of I'nlon, wci-o.
Cove vlsllors Wednesday.
The uomtng out parties of th!
girls are ubotit the same us ever,
only they come out a little further.
A man who !;;ir:gs hlms dr di a
of his own free will and u cord.
u Clean-up Sale
ALL ODDS AND ExDS TO BE SOLD OUT.
25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00,
v Values to $5.00 at above prices
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Infants' and Children's Wearables
" when it comei lo
keeping you cool
ij comfy, I'm IT!"
TrVEE
TEA
ORANGE PEK.OE
CHICKEN
DINNERS-
fried in soutliorn style,
home raised spring chick
en is now on the menu.
Vegetables from the Fhy
mere gardens are served
with it.
Hot Lake Sanatorium
DR. V. T. rilY, Owner and Director.
Excellent 5
Enlargements hmysur
ravwife EodakFifam
The snapshots you prize
most in your album will
look still .bettor as large
pictures.
Let us make enlargc
nicnUs from your favor
ite negatives NOW
while the subject is
fresh in your mind.
You can depend on us
for big prints that for
finish and quality can't
be surpassed.
Make us 'your finish
ing headquarters.
Kodaks $5 I'p
Red Gross
Drug Store
makes voiir ' ' ' '" '
dream of achievement -
.'..;""r!- : come true.1
"Money Independence'1
is good for you .
it puts the real '
"punch" behind (
your ambitions .
i open an account
with this friendly bank
La Grande
National
Bank
and' gain your 'MONEY INDEPENDENCE"
. today . '.
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