Friday, July 30, 1926."
Page Eight
LA" GRANDE" "EVENING" OBSERVER
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An InnViMnilent Newapapef
FRANK a Al'I'I-KBY..
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rodltor and
publisher
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..ftulne Waaer
l'unllshdd evenings, except Sunday, at 1414 Adams Avenue,
lA Grande, Oregon. The Ob&erver.Star published every Jrlday.
Kntpr. J ut tli Posiofrica at i.a (Jrande, Oreuon, an Second
Claw Mall Matter under uet of March 2. lilt
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THE I'NHKR flirEPT!KRD--"An4 Mows spakn Il
thn Lord w-t a man over tho conjrrpffaUor. (hut
th congregation of tho Lord be nut ah hp which have r.o
shepherd." Nu. 27: 16, ItJ, 17.
8hn n old "nough to ho called
WIIkh" if aho will plant hq vlnca
to hido tli port'h nwinfr.
"I wonder why - they call Vm
fnodlKhtH?"
"J'vo nlwuy wondered too.
I ."ir-1 K ) would ho better,"
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A girl in an np-to-.lftlo m-cnina
Kuvn outclil tu lmk Hpirituul. At
lir Isn't mini, matt rhil
nntii Inn.
ANWUKIt o.ST:
"f win niirnliijf his wito, no T
(old hi tu : Tnt pltuK(d to Inform
you that you're tho father of a
And what did h say to Mint?"
'S's" Your Old Man!"
Sim 'liinHuV utUw Mio mo. ex
to iiWn fruui CTtteK roads Hlit'if j
she i t iHiuicr.' 4
SIM-; KITS AI-ONK: Rho I; the
Cirl whO-r-.Arjfied polllleri; Talked
all evening cihoul h-r other Im-uhh;
Kald sIih tliouplit hahk nasty lit-!-
hralH;. Told him of (ill the other
fi-Uowa he eould marry; Kald ills
paraKlng' Unites uhaut her inoth-
r: Hinted of Hk'-letoiiti lit hr Ho-,
m l; Wunted to lie a nlstt r to him:
Said that al men are alike; Hutd
h)io wouliln't w:ili dlhlU'R for any
fiLtiji; Wa no popular
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Women Have
Over New
! French Powder
A newikind of face powder is here
Made byfc new French Process start
on until you take it off. Pores and linei
do not show. Not affected by perspira
tion. IGives life and beauty to your
complexion almost unbelievable. 'It is
called WEtLO GLQ. . You will love. it.
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What has happened to this state called "Florida" that
w$ remeniher reading something about a year or so ago?
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New York hotel men will prolnaWy 'quiet down for a
while the Dempsey fight in September has again been
located nt the Yankee Stadium in that city". .
The western railroads which were denied the freight
rate increase of G per cent by the interstate commerce com
mission probably didn't expect it. Perhnp3 the consumers'
request for a reduced rate on Agricultural products was
offset somewhat by the railroads', aotion,. Anyhow, neither
ride secured a change. j.
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SMAItT-ALEC fW!NS.
The commissioner of the New Jersey motor vehicle de
partment threatens to revoke the licenses of drivers who
display offensive signs on their cars, lie objects especially'
to the ubiquitous if not iniquitous sign, "If you can read
'.his, yoir are too damn close." He doesn't want any pro
fanity or vulgarity at all displayed on automobiles,
. The diiving and walking public will be with hefii in
that, The "too damn close" sign has got by because it
seemed, witty, the first time it appeared. But it was a
mart-AlecCy 'stunt'; and any "such" stunt grqws "ve'ryy' very
tiresome after the thousandth time, whether its language
, is objectionable or not.
The highways of the land are filled with" cars', often
pestilential wrecks, all cluttered up with, legends and wise
cracks which the perpetrators evidently think are scream
ingly funny. Most of them make other people want to
; scream, but not because Uiey are funny. . - ' ,
l'coplo do not go into a public hall with their persons
' dt-cked out in such outlandish ways. Why should 'they in.
flict such things on the public on the streets and highways ?i
It isnt a question of morals, but of taste, sense and cmn
: mun social decency. ,
.! FARM rROSPKCTS
! The purchasing power of the American farm was great
er lust year than at any time since the deflation period
began in 1020 and 1028 has an even chance to bring a
continuation of this comparative prosperity. There is a
big winter wheat crop over the. country, and although tho
ipring planting has suffered by reason of drouth in some
; sections, there should still Iks an exportable suiplus of 150
; million bushels of the preferred Cereal. . !.
! eom has not promised so well, but recant rains have
j greatly improved the situation. The fall'-farrowing of
'hogs will be unusually largo and a good market for corn,
; which must always lie considered in it relation , to live
Stock, is thus assured. The tolxicco crop Compares well
with last year's and the cotton crop looks like a big one.
There will le less hay, oats and barley but more white, po
tatoes. The peach crop threatens to I the largest in our
history while poultry and dairying, which every year le
como more important factors in fami inciase, promise in
creased return.
There have been bigger crop years, and years of letter
prices, but the fmits of the farmer's labor will nt least
sustain his purchasing power nt the levels of the past 12
months. And that means that every business in the coun
tryindustrial ,or commercial can face the future confi
dently. Agricultural buying power forms the Usis of any
permanent prosperity and makes farm legislation of perma
nent Importance
lutes: AJwiiya ordered the inoHt
jexpmiHlvn II, -ins pit the menu:
I'iiouKht that "home'1 was spelled
V-n-r": l-'raltled of. psychology
und abhorred hoiuu-work; And.
whose mother suld: "No mun ullve
Is tfood enough for 'Alysso."
1st Sheik: '' Women don't ImiIIi.
r me. They're Just like ulr Jo
Nevlu C. t ninronl.' convict
Ill Klanly roinly. North Carolina,
1 on trial for murder. He is ac
cused of killing two neirro nrlson-
slid brok em n m ehaln Kunjr. A Ioiib list
of heulliiKS und fve deuths h.tvfl
been lltltl to hll('.
for nenrly
chancy.
an hour." i'Yorn Kx-
New
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BANDED
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A Delicious Roast
For Tomorrow's Dinner
Serve' a Roast for dinner tomorrow- It will make a delight
ful welcome, to the menu. Especially these roasts which we have
carefully chosen from selected stock.
For variety we have selected choice cuts of Prime Roast,'
Pot Roast, JRib Roast, Pork Roast and Rump Roast. Crescent
Quality and mpderate prices are reflected in every cut.
NO C0n STORAGE PRODUCTS .
Crescent Meat Co.
x ' Exclusive Market Service. , ."' -
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;nd Rholk: "Yes,
live without ulr."
"but you can't
WARM WORK: "Ton policemen
were summoned to redirect truf
fle, which was hell up In the bloijk
TKITHTII,
Siicn In n. restnurant:
1'ies llko mm her uMed to mnkn.
I 'lei like molhi
Ilk!.
r tried to moke,
i:l,r.MINATI(3 M.lll:i,: Two
Silk t;ariiwnts lost.hy salcswoniau
with .MmIhiI inslilo. Jlcaw rctuni
to 41'.'. Iliiiirsn Hank Hnllillnj.
cw Vork lornljijt Journal.
' .N'OI'lt'K. .
NqUcc h herphy Klwn Hint the UHxcxKmcnt i oil for llin Improve,
incut of Improvement District No. J-ti, within Ihn city of Iji tirande.
I'nlon Couuly, Oregon, Is now In my hands for collection and th: t
same may he paid nt nny time wilhln ten .lays from the ."loth dry
of July, lli-'f... wlthuut penalty, lnterel or cent, and each owner Is
nerciiy iiotlllcd mat on nptdlcauon lo the untlcrHlKiied within ten
days from' tho S 01 h day of July, 11)211, which is tle data of the first
publication of Hi In notice, they will bo allowed to pay such assess
ment In ten annual Instilments, the first installment thereof heinc
iue nnd pay" I re on on liofnre Hie :inili day of July, 15:7, lr applica
tion Is not liuide as above specified, I he whole amount is due, pay
able und will hecoine delinquent on the llth day of AiikusI, ISIlj.
'I'hc u.isessincnt roll follows:
CIOUUAN'8 AHDITION ' '
1. Win. Itolllns IS 1 J
. Hei-llia .Crawford... 13
:i. (lertrnile Last 13
4. lOvelyn lleiirnslunv 14 N40" of '. nn'
ti. It. A. 1'iawlord ; I 4 USD" Winn"
(.' (iclla. VVarriu ,..-..i , 14 Mt.V
t. Delia Warren M....H
. Kinest and Kvn I. Olson in NT,.','
9. I"'. N. Kord IS SGS"
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MOTOR TRANSIT CO.
rassencer and Capres. Hrrrtra
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For Walhma take and lutcrntrdlai. folnte 4. U. 4 P. M.
l"or Pendlelaa 11 A. M. . 4 V. M.
(Connect, for Wall Walla. !co end Portland)
lew Round (Trip Rain. fo tumny aT"-r
For Information. Call MAIN III, Btatr ttai.
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Alfr. d W. T. Milne .
Alfred W. T. Mi
Alfred W. T. Milne .-,
Alfred W. T. Milne 5
Alfred W. T. Milne ,
C4. Alfred W. T. Milne 6
t lX'.llAN !4 AUDITION
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Reem-dcf nr the 1ly of 1m Oranile, Oregon.
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mmmm stores . ;
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Building for Permanence
Public confidence is as necessary to an endurin'g business
structure as steel to a' great "building, and public confidence W
had where and only the "will to serve" is evident and sincere.
It is our ambition, as builders, that Skaggs Stores endure
beyond our material need, and to that end the whole organiza
tion is bending its thought and energy. ,
Saturday Produce Features
Cantaloupe, fancy fruit, large size 4 for . . . 25c
New Potatoes, fine clean stock, good cookers 38 lbs. $1.00
Watermelons, sweet red mealed "Angelnios" pound 2 l-2c
Sweet Corn, tender roasting ears. 2 doz . . 45c
Bananas, fancy golden fruit, not over-ripes, 4 lbs .. 49c
Oranges, nice sweet medium size, 2 doz. . , . 69c
Grapes, delicious Thompson seedless, 2 lbs . . 25c
AH Week Money Saving Prices
FRUITS And VEGETABLES
No. 10 Tins (Gallon Size)
PEACHES Yellow Cling....Pei' Gal. 75c
GOOSEBERRIES
BLACKBERRIES
LOGANBERRIES
PINEAPPLE Broken Slice
PINEAPPLE Crushed
TOMATOES Solid Pack
RHUBARB Solid Pack....
TOMATOES With Puree..
CATSUP Fancy Tomato....
SAUER KRAUT
" " 75 c
" '' " "58c
" " file
" " 84c
" " 9.1c
" " 89c
" 89c
" " (i9c
" " 59c
" " 58c
u' " 89c
" " 59c
BULK GOODS
In Convenient Size Packages
COCOA Pure Unsweetened 2 lbs. 25c
CHOCOLATE-IIigh grade Sweet- ' '
2 lbs. 45c
M'ACARONI Pure Semolino..4 lbs. 49c
SPAGIIETTI-Semolino coiled-3 lbs. 35c
BEANS Best small whites......lO'lbs. 89c
BEANS Best red Mexican 10 lbs. 89c
RICE Fancy, Blue Rose- ...8 lbs. 89c
TRUNES Large sweet Italian 4 lbs. 49c
RAISINS-4-lb. pkg. Seedless....Each45c
POWDERED SUGAR-Pure Cane
101bs,a8c
BROWN SUGAR Golden "C" 10 lb. 79c
CUBE SUGAR-Pure Cane 3 lbs. 28c
LIMA BEANS Fancy 7 lbs. $1.00
SKAGGS UNITED STORES
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STORE NO. 359 Phone Main 711 STORE NO. 6T
Ii Grande. Oregon
Orders of $2.50 or over delivered free.
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