La Grande evening observer., August 24, 1928, Image 4

Friday, August 24, lf2
Pape Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
WORLD-WIDE PACT
MAY BE THE NEXT
Signing of Kellogg Agree
ment Mav Start a "Hig
Parade" of Peace
I'AIUH. (AD '.'lie I.Ik parade
of pt-ucM that will enter ijuni 1'
OiN.iy AHk'itst Zl may sl.i'l ;i pro
cession that Will i ll' 'I i e ie the vnrid.
Thai that act lookinir toward
tin- eventual nitlti-ulinti hy Hit- ori
Klnal 1 1 KtKiiuloi y nations of 1 ho
K'IJokk luullilateial nun way tr-u-
DEMOCRATS FAVOR HOOVER
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d1 li r
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MUU!i:ii I
i
hi lend ;
IV l CXpectl (1 1 ( n-HHll Hi
nations' vain ii I in ly cmniiiK
tin- Mrtlty of the pact I it t
war us nil Uistrumeiil r
policy.
The treaty ax originally
hy IV:tnk It. K.IU.t-'i,'. i iiei H a li
H-(Ti-l;tr fjf Uab ci-ntliied to
MX powers, hut WilK flliSf.M. H ly
widemd lo include i.'i. Ii is reiMid
rd us llliely Ihnl th. Initial iMtili
eatlon ceremnnle.s ui I In- t-Yemh
fftii'lt-M ot'liCe will stimulate tli.' In
terest of other i;nveriimenis.
Prof. Irving Fishing, ol Yls University, adherent of the lat
Woodrow Wilton, who give emphatic tndorsement to the Repub
lican standard bearer, and Ex-Senator Robert L. Owen, of OUIa
homa, Democrat, who calls Hoover "the best qualified man ver
nominated by any party for the presidency."
Wthmn, (ieowfii f'lemt'ltof-w, Mojr.l j
Oeonin. Hi wo or Orhindo ml .Muit-;
ieur My man of HeKlun mn there
lo nrfcautee the wyfk of thi' pea.ee i
loulnwuve. it v.um Oiler iu tiiai!
plenary pieetiu of tat riii-ivn-H
Kiiibt red nix luy Inivr, Hince thwi
u number o imiurtunt conferenceM
htiVM hfcea within iw wulU
It b n,ot one of the mewl ornuto
uparlmi'iilA of tin- Kreu u foreign
oriicc, Iik principal Qruamenu iin !
a mi it h uf viuMt'd in puis on the I
ivHIiik thjtt mmhi e tukfu for J
:U.-U of pt-v, OUlfl'iw.' the
JtxoruLioiiH art' uf . raih-e itn-an-iNKh-MM
Kilt. Th flock th.'it Kave
ii nuiMi la thft .da ln In ikvohl of
hitwiy or Uveiid.
BRILLIANT A UTUMN A TTIRE
As Shown at La Grande's Leading Store
lU'suIl or Treaty
' Tht- treaty win ivmili In n eon-ft'ip-rut
Ion of niniilMi.s ai '-nl lo
rcnoiiiict war a in on t (n nim-Ivis,
uri'l ilf aee-ptanr' jh;)iIh one nf
tin-' most ainiiiiiuii -MoiIm in his
tory to n-alue Wdi'lil p'-aei .
' In the eveliane of eorn-Kponil-i-nt'e
w l h W'a.4hiNKt'tn in-et-pl illK
the trtaty, however, the Mtipulatlnii
of iindt-rxluinlijiK f tn (ciiiik h
inutle exei-pliiiK w.ivh nt nHf .-l nne
ami leservin lo each Muiialory thejiilll. the I oinrninn o( C'aipila. the
lilit to JmlKe for jlH.ir u ln-n war , ( 'oin innnw ea It h of AuMiruiia, tlm
for ili-fiii.il' is iieeiNsa ry. The K 1- ) I oin ililon of JSew Z'alunn On I'n
Of.n treaty provlip m no 'inaehlnery Ion nf South Africa, the vMt l-'iw"
for Mm i-nforfeincnt. jHtuie, hnlin. (ii-miuny, Italy. Japan
The inccpiion ol the treaty daleHjuiel I'olaii'l,
hacli to April . I!il'7. whwi Aii- The fiiMl two nrlielen In (lie treu-1ih-
ltriand. 1-Yein'h IoivIkh hi Iriit- f y contain the ntih of it. They are.
ter. conveyed lo the failed ' State, "'ri. hih eontnH-t'iiif partleM ol
his coiini iy"M w IlliiiK-neMM lo enter fim)y declare In the nam en of
into n pact with Ih l I'ounliy to t'.'ti j t heir respective peoples thai they
war. jfQMiteinii reeoiiNe to war tor the
The next important Mep ea iin- . KOlut ion of international eontrov
I leceioher ;'S, Ifij". when Mr. Kel- ler.sje and reinnince It uh an ln
inKK simtfeHted to M. Itiiaii'l that iNtiiitiient nf nailon;il (lolley in their
the failed Stale and frunce. join relation with one. another.
in an etiuit lo linn all the naiioiiK Thp hl(f)l r((htn,rti,m, pa.UeH
of the world in declaration n-Lgn.p that the nettlcim-nt or soln
nonneinic war. iU Of all lifpiiteH or ronfilctM of
Of-luhutl Shllttiiiv : w hat ever nature or of w ha leaver
The nrlKinul Hiwrwtiury nation oriKtn they may )te. which may
n re the failed Stales, l-'ranee, Itel-jarihe unions them, shall nev'er he
Kium. t 'zei hcnlovaKla. treat Mi il - , hoiikIH except hy pacific inean."
t' M l . V W I I 'JO HS H 1 1'
liONOi.f i.r i a ii Ti,fl f
Kit' profeMONhtf Df tuternatioiial
.ersily of lUiwali, n to he filled
-ach year turtati.r hv n iHkHh.
Kiiihed proff Jtsor or hciurer irom
one of tiie foreign couulrU-n hoi -deriinc
the IVetlV, Uokuro
N'MliUM'kg of I.KiHhlKhj. universiiy.
Kyoto. Japan, wUI be the rirt to
occupy the chair, U. i u siTlal
lt in tin liLstory of civnce in the
Orient.
(.1 IhKS mmorists
MKItl.lN fiti u
have-become motor tourist visiting
lrliH thai a cnid rrve hH heon
jestahllshfd lo direct the visitors 10
poiniit of tnter.'Mt nd nlo lo ex
plain traffic luuH. roulen and local
riiHtoiitH. The HPrvice U sponsored
hy the AllKeiiiringer Oeuijicher Au
tomnhile Cluh. which trains yonthH
tor the purpose, reiuirlnr them to
sIkii u three-year contract.
I The floe it Salon of the .Ministry
of KniviKH Allaire, w here the. trea
ty nil) P Hlcned, entered history
.la ana i y I , i ! I !. w lien Woitrl row
UaiiHait Uy m'uii i aiiUh-d of
f-tealhi an ah plaity for a joy ri.e.
No lellm wlieii he'll laud.
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m
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Lovely New Coats
With an Air of Autumn
AS to the matter of stylo these coats for
full and winter are rijrht you'll say so
yourself once you've viewed this gorgeous
array and as for the quality you know
they're right when they are sold by N. K.
West & Co. .Mere words poorly describe the
new beauties of these newer fall garments,
we invite you to see them to appreciate their
'full worth.
Colors
Materials--'
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111 ICNT TliAST
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. -1 1 1-: 1 1 i t v wi.m:
hkick sii.i'i:s
i'KATni:iiiiiv'
iioriii.iidM
VKf.OHIA
I'l.V I'dINT
lllIllMHIdlll
Smart Autumn Frocks
In (alorioiis New Colorings
IJIliOCKS with style appeal that all femin
ine kind loves and appreciates. You must
see these lovely new garments come in let
us show you the new tucked affairs pleat
ed effects uneven hem lines and tiered
ideas that are so beautifully worked nut in
these newer garments.
The Children Store
A child ran buy hero as well as the grown tips every item plainly marked. Our salespeoJe are instructed
io .ucai inn eiiiidien wun courtesy and wait on them m their turn.
For Saturday and Monday
Macaroni
fi'oldiM) Age products
macaroni - noodles spaghetti VillClTar Sets
i pi'jj's "
Snowdrift
The all purpose
pure white shortening
2 lb. pail
. liabhitts
Chlorinated Lime
A good purifier
can . ,
Coffee
Ki:i:T.'i:i. highest
grade bulk roflVe
11 lbs.
Royal
l'n re Cream of Tarlar
hakini; row iiKi:
12 oz. ran
Camp fire
M.irshmallows 'I'lu-i
ate nunc liniT
12 oz. can
1 YVATKU HOTTLK
filled with A & I.
l'ure Cider Vinegar
l Fancy Water Glasses
'iC SI'KHAI.
().")C
10c
$1,15
i:u-
Sugar
The Finest l'ure '"
Cane Crunulated
10 lb. cloth sack
Wesson Oil
For deep frying
and salad dressing
)t. can
Lux Soap
high grade perfumed
toilet soap
l'i-luirs
J il
New Notes
In Autumn
Footwear
Corgeous Full Blues in Kid,
Velvet and Alligator
11,1'L; the smart new fall coloring in
I) footwear for madam or madamoiselle.
Here you will see it in high heel utrip and
buckle style pumps, high heel strap pat
terns and cubnn heel strap styles in kid, vel
vet and alligator.
$8.50 to $12.50
New Creations
That Will Delight You
BECAUSE they're as wearable as they are
new as distinguished as they are
youthful are we glad to suggest that you'll
want a hat from our Autum collection?
N. K. WEST fe CO., INC.
Ti'ache llooer Itou-icr
IKi:f, Ind.. (AIM A HooHler
school tiiarni - y.uinir anil modish---in
tin- repijlili'-an parly's si1 Ice t Ion
nf a cnl!ee mil to ntiranize cnl-
HtlSIl SKXT OM-: WOMAN
ni'HI.IN' (AD- MIsr Martrupr-
ite Dockrell ot Dnldin was the only
Kill Hwimnur representing Ireland
at the Olympic Ciiiik s and the
only Irish woman competitor.
TWO TOM': IMUNTS
Tomatoes
... Ho'1
Nrr.''SI-
STANDARD 11UAND
(l-CANS :
CASK
Rice
llliie Hose Uiee
Large White Heads
.-.-lbs
45c
fi
DC
U-Kc Kills tor Herhert Hoover, the
party's president lal nominee. M is.t
Merced, s .1 . i n . i Hurst. who will
seek to Hue up co-eds tor Mr. Hoo
ver, is an alumna of Indiana f ni-1 T'AIilS. (AD A hit newer than
versity and t;im;!it in lSiuand Korl the nmlti-rolored prints are the;
.Wayne hu;li sehuols after iieing materials just out, winch have n i
Hiaduated
chord.
ll'iMIl tilt
ItloomitiKton white or cream background with a
'desiirn in a single color.
A Popular Endorsement
From the tort Wayne (Ini.) jri Sentinel
Clothes Pins
Diamond Snrimr
25c Lgecan (i:ic rAUT0N (:5,W)
I'UKSII FRUITS & VEGETABLES
! aney Larj'.e SunKi -1 Lemons Dozen
.Sweet Juicy Vali-nci.i llranves
Large size- Dozen
Medium Size ... Dozen
35c
95c
(55c
(iohlen Ihintam Sweet Com 2 Dozen
New Potatoes
lo Pounds
Dry Onions
" Pounds
No.S0-17I)epo(S!
Main (ISO
Free Delivery Any Si.e Order
No. 82-1701 Adams
Main 515
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SMOCKS
New Novelty Two Color Effect
$2.49
All Half Sox at 2."c a Pair
All Summer Merchandise at Price
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
100 Mohair Davenport
& Chair
$117.50
SEK THEM NOW IN OUR
win nows
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