La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1928, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
New Velvet Pillows and Runners
Also Tied and Dyed Scarfs ;
N. K. WEST & Co. Inc.
La Grande Uadii.g Store for Over 30 Year
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The ARISTOCRAT
of the breakfast table -
Regular price Sfi.WJ '
Offered in March Only with Kitchen Scale
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Only $6.49
Pay $1.19 down $1.00 per month.
Westinghouse
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Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
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' ' ; industry 't to join them, James V. Packard. These rn,
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
end the associates who have nurvived them, ueimore than .v mrr.y. ma r,wr"rtaij )(f. so, i 'ifnajw it
Kiere rich indujrtrialUU. In the thirty years they sper.t pro- T" ! L"" "."-
t. unccHiseiotisly wnniht great changes in the life of this '
twunlry. They brought a new era of transportation and t'p
thanked our whYle id'si of ha.TVan relationships. (majpne:wi'ii- j.
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hat a'niuntrv I Kid wraiM hp if all mot.r vsV.i-1-it verarii T' itJT rail-
utof exUtence! Autom'iles have lo,rr an intejrral Kut'- , 1., r-T. -f!'ri! ffr-i
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vt w' our life. Jlodcm America cmuM ivA exist ith'.-jt them.
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Judge value by these thing
Simplicity, economy, quietness, roominess
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Some people vote ooly in prbidential years. They think rl i"'1 ,va"' :
iis imrifjrtsint ii have si voicp in the niikiricr ni a rjn-Kwtnf arul ' . .
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ret very impunanv in picking a khw warn mcriTwr. ai f,..,i, .:j,., Vu.yVjr: (rj
thougl) the lod official actually more ri.l to ! a-oUt's 7 'X"'sXKi'pXt,-A m''" 1 M "" ''" "
s-wiu.Hr .1 prK. Kstri
welfare than the' chief executive of the nation, that fact
mains.' The result is, this year, that numerous iK-ople wiil'
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go to the polls at the primary election uithout rrsiterinr, i'ilr,nt i9 (
Uie tight to mark a balk. The new 0ren ctitutionsi; M Lhicago 1 0&ay
niovision passed by a vote of the people laist r.vrir.Z. nrohibits! " " 1 Mmj.-tuwi 1:
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voted In 4!ie last two years gnd han t thaijj'-.d hw or her
'J legal resideiice, registration isn't necciu-aiy. Othtrwi it ir,.
1' xiks are opc-n sit the county clerk's office and in the hand..
'M of precinct rcxistrars. I-a Ciande people iriu'-.t rci:,tc-r at
rnl the court house and registration dohcs April l-J'.li.
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A KEVK.NTH FOR MOTHER
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Itifili-i-. f.io Martin uiv '.jine"! I'ol!y J'l. JaI-r h-m.. ilK ;
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fircn lidim Tfjnjf from I- d.jin? i c t-
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; , : lleniy Turner Bailey, dt-an of the Cleveland School of Art,
; aid in a recent adlress that childien are defraud'.'d of tneir; f
,o; r.iother is not relieved
'at mother does not jc? t her 'day off.'
This looks like an equitable solution for one oi dif
Jilt proljlems of family life. It has more pohsibiiitit-s. Km,
" lights when they arc not given companionship with their
f. milieu," as well as when they are deprived of ouW'jor life,
111 liooks, tools, and places in which to make- tilings. One of his
joints i worth quoting as Ijcaring on mother's rights.
'!'! "Fathers ought to give one-seventh of their time to the
n cv.re and companionship of their children. If they don't if
t leaxt one-seventh of her time
Mother must have Iter day
r,' of rest, and father must share comrada'hip vith the children,
in 'i he siJution is to divide up so that lather is reiMisible tt
least one-seventh of the time."
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no. than are evident at firht glance. If mother wants to get a
". i eat long vacation fiom the family once in a while like I
Hi three days or an immensity of lime like two whole weeks'
J,',! oh end, mother might save up half days ahead as the librar-i
m Liiis do, might she not? !
Khe might take a motor tiip with :- tvoman fiieisd, ij.so-i
lutely carefiw. f.he might have a small fling of city hotel, I
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w iiioppuig aim opera; sue migni get to a college reunion one.'
ill five or 10 years, with its glorious adult coni-ei-wition and
ii fxchange of pioblerns ,;nd wjlutions. In hol-t. mother, once j
J rossessed of her right to her seventh part, could take rest and !
w refreshment in small doses or large as she felt the spirit !
moved, with a perfectly clear conscience. And a clear ton-!
science about leisure ik one of the tilings mother: need mn-t.
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; OUR SERVICE MEANS
MINUTES INSTEAD OF HOURS
., A message by telephone will travel fastest.
Your time is valuable save it.
Home Independent Telephone Co.
37 Years and Still Doing
Good Work '
That' the service C A. Smailwood. of
Linvillc Iowa, if grttjij out of his
Rock Island No. 35
"Bonanza" Disc Harrow
It has cost Mr. Smalt wood less than two
cents an acre for a dic harrow for the past
lliirty-fcven yenrs. becaMse this harrow is
built sticrng and for fjood work.
The "Bonania" haa a patented feature
which irwures better disking the gangs
uncle at the outer instead of inner ends.
The bumpers are the pivotal points and
letnain stationary. Regardless of angle of
raurs, the inner discs do no! ride or cut
into each other. hen you angle the discs
you rm'l the load up closer to the team,
fjieing closer hitch lighter draft.
Ptetwure is applied direct to the draw
bars nt exactly the richt place to insure
even penetration.
Steel stH poK oscillating spring steel
srrnrxrs.v flexible fore-carriage, hard
maple oil-soaked disc bearings.
Mitchell & Perrin
Island City
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GENERAL ELECTRIC
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The General Elcaric Refrigerator is
so simple that it hasn't a''single ex-rH-secJ
moving part. It h,asn't a belt or
a fan or a drain pipe. It has no con
nections or stuffing boxes. It never
needs oiling because the hermetically
sealed casing which holds all the
mechanism also holds a permanent
supply of oil.
A specially designed motor of low
horse -power, but high efficiency,
uses very little current. ,Thcn, too,
the top unit!esign allows all the
heat (extracted from the box and
generated by the tiny moror) to b:
dissipated above the bo:; not
to rise through ir.
. Standards of quietness, vary so widely
that we can only invite you to listen
to tle refrigerators yourself to. find
how quietly they operate.
The remarkable compactness "of the
chilling- chamber gives each model
a greater shelf area thanany other
refrigerator of the same over-all size.
jll the models are set up on legs.
There is a wide range of models and
prices. Come in and sec them.
Time payments
can he arranged
if you prefer
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Send today for
an interesting
booklet.-