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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1928)
A. V.7. LA CRASLZ KVirSIN". ('TT:T UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Vi'AUXJWA .orrrH powdeb i PERSONALS i. .i r;ai iray : i-i.JT-t PERSONALS v.. .... J Exhibition Of Fine Domestic and Imparled China m Hummingbird r-.... i z; rrr'r? ,':Jr: :: j ix Hfse 1 " v . -- ! . ! , - . 1 ;, ,: --..rt: . -f.,. i 4.-y- "'5- I ' - I Sacajawea Hotel Friday and Saturday Mr. C. M. ly'J'rr.in ."rt:-cuitivf of ti:e G-. rL i..-".r 0- ' Urwt dL-tributors f import-!1 ltA c.r-'.c -i-vi Chir,a!ire. .; i:-.: l In .'n:r r.rr. No. 23 t" the .ifi;:K. ! 5 Frviay !..' SdV-ii-i;-.;-'. i: , rr 1 7 A'-ws. ;r?y i --Ev'i uee sung cau ; ; gQj- :-;r;;r: DeatfLlf Keeper . - ' i- U' .., j yW&P &r '.-14 ;.!.-.- a,-.... HUM) W.KtX (.,..- r-- i ja i '.'- j I 1 Ji-'-'P' VJk v5iii .5. -..t y.r: .-..,..... j ( (IU ; " " ' :v4 r:.v.r:.i 'jr;';zr:: Et j fV , j.Readv For I 2 ' - -;,:.rr: ' v mW -m ,r emergency- . . - ';.rr;-V-:;::;.::. -ur: v'.r-. I &&g?rw :M j Ye Earning "'5 : , ' ;: . :.-::,:;:.:,;r: ; ! iou AGood j . l:'fi::::'-B::i. SvzZ:"i,?JJ:;:- cove personals jH'r v-::: j Return j . -. : - ' ? V'- 7 . . . . . . . ' , , ' K T..-- tit I . ;.-.. f- . . . . . ' ' B I 7 tf( , ....... , ' , f itnpTftl Strrtfea til I I ' ! ' r 'or Governor Held I i fs piS llil; :,v,, j i CARR FURNITURE CO, ' Jl i(.--.-r ; I.. i-t,-. -s ' -'.-. -.-.i,.. - -t- j ft ..... . ...... .. ..j .1..:- -r .r r.;.-. a : i.a vjimiur iioiJiuii i r-r- - - : vv . ... , ... ..lv, t .... ...t; !.r j Soitk i nMw I1lm Mntr ! Flii fwfcr lor T- . - , " t". JT- I j, I ,.XTi:KA. . ..!-., v .....!....,.. ,.r I -Frtith Year cf I !.viah-i,1::., k, 3:-,j f- i.-n., t,.3 '.. ',. . r r--. -i i t r- - I cf Br:tiu o:ln Hot ;.n.i for r. ,t r. . .-.j. 4 ... jr .r iacwkx j . Fneniy Sendee I fit j-.--f.wr c.r.. :ii.-.cii s! j r- . -n.frf f -r '. r , ' HI'.- K.itr I . fi'tn( in-nl ta:iM w. K o: !.- i'r.. N.: r, ... t, . . ...... ... r" r--. i--r. rf-,w-I 1 ;1-.tjt.K:rT.t-;fcr; c.f r--Y'.-r pirirtiition ' rai .-. v-, ".-.-:,; r-v. : ... . ... l ' jj :e ff'. M"nM 1 ..... . r ....... . . . .. MT I I lest ' isstif vk' - ' i'. Ji Irt At' '!v'" If oc-iie-i or for futuj'e dviivr-ry rr picjw.r:t hour ir;riir: t:;is v.oritif'j !i v ;v. My. ;i', , r,i . Off t , J, r A Vf S'oi o Packer Taken Climb In liunineHH M VV It A.r f4't . i iktLit. n. w p-tff r p ' i.-t-- 'j.- i f; M i ' r b ( f j. f I ' ' ' .' K:,M ftCUj t ti of. '- r .f - v " r a 'It r.' f h t t,f , 1 ; t-f int.-n:' ii '.-.- I.r - International Society makes the blindfold MlLLICENT, Duchess of Sutherland chooses OLD GOLD Hi 3 lw' 1 L " A- T ' LOW ROUND TRIP FARES daily during uun tr!tr Yrhw it nue Ifilt UJ7irn-f firrt;y Mni'itx t'ifit. Ail n tnelu'lr JKtitarrwig ir.'A'tt hit. k'fir ,,t .1 JJ nllaal r.fli la. 1. A, 4 j. ii m j-M.r JrLiTi Au-,1 b.'7r, 1 1 W mil hjvinj le with evcrl Arncritan friends aomeonc .ueslcj Ihat v.e try the bltidfolj ci rel'e lcl, imvr vi pfuljr in America. I volun teered aa the tuLjcct, and wtiile blind loldc-d, mkcd the fcur Ui.'lcrtnl ciarttte . . . each brand inakiiif i'i appeal "inci(5fii!(." Wilru.ut llic leas! bc.i:aliin, I n.rr.cd Curette Number 3 tlie bc-I and it pwvcj to be an ()u t'r.iti. I am not at atl clairvoyant, rx r am I a particularly g.d ficvcr. I identified fi y (jv nr;R- Oil) (Join, beciiitc it delightful tmooth nevs ;:nd coolfic-v iitimcdiatcly divtin(!'jihc-d it from the oilier brands. fa r r . 5 -. t r ' . - J ,1 ! ... ' 1 ft " 1 V 1. t i I UflMMlf, - in is v ' 1 , . - i ; 1 ay , a . J i3 W(LlK:t.T. IXCHIM If '.'tim-.-l, 4.'r 4 t1 J AMV-f 4-4 taaa4M fMa'aaaW. MmI . M rw WaM Imaafct Mt rfr. bal aM W 'W I Tfcf Dhrth n.aj IU M.BdfoW (til l 7ai MitmnhnU hfjfitul Country J.I.C in J rn. ..Vfd to im-ti ot.e ol . b lli f.ytir lc. . . "H hub Oft 0 hi , til kill' " r. i. j' Made from the hfart-Uave of the tobacco plunt SMOOTHER AND BETTER "NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD' WiW i Mil nualtty that trlh f CHd Gmu'l Um f Ult imMiKt!i . . . tWt' K rxt ol if. Byl ibit rj-tj tfla. frrct ra c.tri vu'iy ffom lb Aff-ti of (h Hhcc pi;. N hct, c rc fvj (tri a . . f MilkriI gfmvtitt Umi-t. fktt wfi Oip Ll 4fcril, VMr . , . why ihj ctt pit fc Chtm. How Can We Improve It? "How can we make it better?" is the constant cry of manufacturers of advertised merchandise. Why? It might well be pride in the product that 1-ears their good name. Often it is. But not always. It's just jrood, hard-headed business, mostly. The improvement of a product that is already considered satisfactory makes that product play a more definite part in the life of the user. It wins and holds an added loyalty, and, of course, added business. Every product being advertised in these paees is studied continuously by its maker in order that it may be more and more useful and helpful to you in your daily life. 4 Isn't that the sort of merchandise you want It's all presented in a straightforward, honest wav here in the advertisements, day after day. Kead them for economy's sake! Adi crtised merchandise in trustworthy merchandise KRI (""to-!