La Grande evening observer., June 14, 1929, Image 10

Page Ten
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Friday, June 14, 1929
Every Dollar Spent Here Stays
At Home to Help Union County
MANY MERCHANTS ARF
OUR FRIENDS BECAUSE
THEY KEEP IOTSOF THE
DOLLAR FAMILY AT
HOME BY
ADVERTISING
Tlici'it Ik a kooiI story uf a man
who found hinmolf hunkiupt and
ru rim homo to lr-nk tlir new)
lo IiIh hHtfr half. Mm i
Hfom ho wonderfully rteirtHt'-il nn j
)in had nxpccti'fi, anil a.skcrj him j
to go wllh Iht lo rpitnii nnnk
whore Hhf oiotioi) a biiTo deposit. !
box and Hhowcil Mm a (front Mark j
of htllH, I'tiotiKli to put him hnrk
on Ills feet. "Vhone Is this?" i
ankod thn man. "It Ih ours," re
plied tlm wll'n. ' Ah hlN wonder
inent InrrPiiHPd, Iip risk pi I whore j
kIip not ho much anij how sh waved
no much.
"You I'pmember wlion we wiro
mnrrted you promlHod hip on dol
lar for evi-ry kis. You always
I i pt your word. I novpd ihp nionpy
:. 'I I hit is Die loillt."
In his (iHtoolnlimcnt the man
tM'Inimed: " wl.sh L had done alt
of my klHsiiur ul hoim."
"Tim flhovp Ih a fine oxniiiplo of
tradliiK' lit honiP," said "Hill" Ind
ia r. "Kvery dollar you spend In
I'nlon county reiliaius hero to help
thp community, l-ivery dollar you
Kpeml out of (own ma It oh the
miiimuniiy that much poorer.
"l)o your ImyliiK ami your UIhh
Inff nt lioitte, and the money will
he there when It most needed to
licltt von."
A. ttiorehnnt on whom "Hill" I
llollnr was cu III uk was heard to
l'i'inai'k, "Wp nrP rnrpful Hluh'ittH
of th mail ordor rnt.il or. Wp
know It hotter than our eu.sioui-er-H."
"That Ih why wo my without
hesitation that wo ran do better
li,;' our people than they ran. There
in a whole lot in a person 1:now
what he. Ih Milking nhout when hp
makes a statement of that kind.
"Ve believe in the principle of
knowing your foe heroro you fljrht
lilin. Wp know 'retail mall order.
Vp. know Its weaknewe and vp
up ffKhtliiK it as hard an wp 1
know how. We haven't the least I
objection in telllnrr you this either.
"Now wp aro lint Koint? to rlalm !
flint we ran undersell the. retail j
mail order house on pverythliiK. ,
't hat wouiu lip a tun juti faim-moMl
that wp would not have any chance !
of making ffood on. :
"The retail mall order hnuHPH i
offer Home ihlnKM way down. There
are w.iuit tney can 'leaders.' They
on some thlriKS and then soak It to
them n others they do not know
so much about.
" We know I h Is and ra n prove
It, We know," continued the l.a
Grande merchant, "that we can
save you money on the ag-nrcfO'ito
of your purcht-ses. We will fiur"
up with you on an uvcrnKc month
supplies - and actually show you
where we can huvp you money."
"Some inerchunlH are alwuys
asking for justice. We don't want
it. All we iisk Is for a fair chance
in prove lo you what we can do.
"We have no iiarrel with peo
ple for try! riff to make their money
KO a.M'fnr as poswlble. That Is na
tural and proper. We have no
rlKhi to appeal to you for your
trade because we need the money
or on Ki'OiindH of justice.
"Hut w hen the I 'nlon ronnly
ineri'lmnls siiyt wp can save you
money, we have established the
rifht for a chance to pi-ova our
rase, mid when we have proved It
that kIvch us a claim to your
trade."
10 very citizen of a rominu ally
should think carefully about this
code of living:
Buy Roods from our own mer
ch tints and manuracturers, be
cause You net Kood products.
You til vt more work to home
people.
You help lo build your rlly's in
dustries. You et quick servlrn on de
liveries. You Ret fresh products.
You owe it lo your city to ro-
operate with other citizens,
j You earn your money here and
should spend It here.
You help to build a better city,
j You will advance as your city
advances.
You ran nuike your money do
more work In yoilr own city.
I You will feel better.
You can face your local mer
chant without ftinchlnK.
You can prove then that you are
a loyal citizen in your own city.
(Copyright. IH2!i, K W. Mozart)
Merely Idle Stories
There Is no. authentic record of
a cross between the human mcp
nml lower unlin;il of any RtcoWi
wltntevrr. Accord Inn In (hp Smith
sonian Intilru'lnii, numerous reports
of crosses del ween huuuin hein:rs
on the one h:md and apes, hours,
dos and of her animals on (hp oili
er liiive invariably proved protmd
less when in est iynted by compe
tent k leu' lata.
Enamel Substitute
As a suhslltiitr for J:ip:irmfcT
Pitauiel in iecoi-fitln boxes mid
other Ihin;. ii u'cImIIiioiik substance
produced by yniup of the larPr
vnrleles of kniiMr It now URCd. It
resistH iie mid uIvor n hrllllanl
surface when hard, t inly experts
can I el I It fi'oui the more costly
orlerjinl siihstaiice.
SAT I ft 1 1. V IM t) ; It A M R
The American Hroa dean tint? I
company proRiani for Saturday fol"
lows: x, Neapolitan NiRhin: H, feat- j
Dancing Hirlmrrf; II to U'. Hhythm
A res.
The Nfitlonal HroadcistlnK com
pany program lor K.ilurday follows:
fi, 'IVlliph. or thP Air: . Cohbtil
Legends; I u. School :iy.s; I to K j
; liner- music. '
tNMiland
KfiW (L'i kf) S, Mil'; U to I.'.
Ill Jinx. .
KIOX (IIS kc) S to 12, Anr pro
Brain. - '
Sirakftiu '
KIIQ (f.oa kr) 7, Niffbts In Spain,
S. H ': to, Anion and Andy;
iu::iii to 1. (laticp orchestra.'
KfJA (147 kr). S to H'. Alti!. pro
gram. .Onlilnmt
KfiO (Till l!c) N. NHf; S::i,
hport Vevieft-;- Xfi, piano niilsir; .
Vnf; 12 to 1, dance music.
Kl.X (Sso kr) 7:Su to 'J, studio;
II to 1 0,: rerordlrigs. '
'.. 1nnv
, KOA- (R:i0 kr) 8 to dance or
chestra. -
' ' Sail FrfMiclMi
KKItC (SKI kc) 8; continuity
program; !t. symphony on-hestra;
1 Amos and Andy; 10: in, danrp
mu-ic:U:in to 1 a. in.. Midnight
rpograin. -
K l'O (fiSti kc) S.NHi'; S:3ft,
music; fl:tlo, dancf. oichestra; 10 to
12. NHf; .
r i Sent t If
KOMO (iiifi kc) S, NIK; 8:3ft.
fpatures; : - fi . news; 10. N1H; 12
to K'iSe.. McKinley sls'rrs; Jutnf-s
Harvey an 1 piano.
K.I It (!i7'i kc) S to V2. ARC nrn-If.Ath.
(10.1 kc) S, features: 1ft
ni dance tun sic; 1 in 'J,
express. .
KKI t'MO kr) S. NRC; S:30, used
car 1 ti lie ; f. rfincprt; 10, symphon
etle; I, Midnight frolW-.
K NX
lo' 1 a.
MldniU.
Coal Curo;iy In 1803
Coal was first ue;l In NVw York
stnlp In ifltiS. Ha" yuhrs atro. . 1
wtia Iniiioi'tcd from rpnnsylvnnta
and was looked upon as n rtirlosllj
rdtlipi' (hnn as n fuel.
HEALTH
A SOXfi OF II ATK, 1lSSll '!if.V
AM) KMOMIKS CA.WOT UK
ii:ii:ii:i rvos to kimj
TIIKFI.V
1y U M. Mct'ormlck '
Ahcvillp. N. t'.
With eighty-nine rases of tthoid
fnvei- Wif.ited In Ashevllte. our
'cjimpaiph ncalnst the house-fly, re
; Inforcpd by a campaign against the
unsanitary condition of certain
(parts of our city, especially the xin-
ppwered places and the open-backed
) privy, resulted In five years in re
ducing the number to 17 reported
cases. Thp next year there were
, eight reported. The number rose
jto 13 the following year, but fell to
jl2 the. year after.' and In another
year to 2.
I An typhoid tnay be considered
Jthe index of the health of the peo
tfil, we think that prevalence or
absence of flies "may be taken as
an index to the fundamental clenn
; linens of lh community,
j In breeding experiments, where
'several thousand flies were hatch
ed on a given dale In a large room
which was .screened and ventlluted
and where food and water was sup
plied, 10 per cent died the first
week, 50 per cent, were dead at the
end of th second week, nil hut
(five dead on the twenty-first day,
and all dead on the twenty-third
Mav. Hut In this rnee, many natu
rni causes such as dlsslpntloh and
1 enemies, were eliminated. This
I observation, of course, applies only
;to the -summer breeding hnblts.
I For all practical purposes In the
t field work, we ran put the length
of a flv's life iwo weeks. Many
I -i ...iAn in incnlitlps lgnornnt-
jlv Infected by spreading fly-lnfeci-led
manure In n territory practlcal
' ly free from flies have convinced
me that two weeks will see the lln
i.h ti.a 'wirm" If no other lu-
fecilon ocrurs. nnd the same time
limit Is shown in the effect or a
"Clean t'p and Keep I'leun" ef
fort In a fly-infected neighbor
hood. AVe can promise that the
flies will disappear in two weeks, if
the motto is faithfully observed.
Hwat the fly, swat him before
ho gets his wings poison, trnn
screen, hut above all clean up ;ini
keep vlean.
Halm and bomb are spelled dlf.
terently but often have the same,
effect.
Rum'nation in Animals
Sheep, rows, camels, deer and
ceil it in olher animals do not chew
their food when I hey eat. hut pass
It lo n larire comparl meiil t (heir
slouineh luiown as the paunch,
r.ater. u-I.en the nulnial has leisure,
ll draws (he fond to Its luoutli
iiyaln nml chews the food. Thl
uroc( Is called ruuilmillon.
j ocemc
i unmo TfillDs
lm the
Jv Redwood Empire ol
HUMBOLDT
COUNTY
CALIFORNIA
acMTtbd in ilrtiil wliti route
lUrtj illuirUd ttlrt "t I)J U
Bud Aroaod tnivk."
e.-J r t.
1 fluMbsldt rowtrtr Board f TrtAm
1
it
A
l.
Vying wi6jcivor
EASTS IDE
ff$mt&mup
Snlfl liy--rirl'h l.nlli'
' iI'lHTi'iHt' l'lilnliliitf' nf' ilii'
:s5S
to make a profit, but good
grocers realize that long
quaSityand short profits
hold customers. That's
why they feature and
push Puritan Malt.
all qualit y because it's all barley
i
erfect
browning . , t
perfect cooking
while you're out of the kitchen
vi'lii'tuMi'M. And Hinrc rc:k!ng in
I'ntirrly unlomalioi tlirrn's never
imy gui'MHWiirk nlxmt rcnullH.
Tlicy ur: tin Hiivury inul na
an the rirh juicy
roiiNlH, the Hiipir riiR(i l liaiiiH,
Diici'tilcnl x-gflalilrii and iiry
puddings cxikwl in llio
finned lhitrh ovens of
r old coluuiul d u y s .
Westinghouse
7V fc'iwlrte filing with ih
aulvmulic "Flavor Zona" Ovn
ltH nnur.iitfly eny to rook ile.
licldim iiii-u1h in 1 lie WchIiiih
lioiiHe "Flavor Zone" Oven. For
ll lirHt brown, tlien eookH to
perfection, witliout llie nli(.'h U-ut
littetition from you.
You merely Bet the eloik on
tlie oven nod ndjusl the llirr
inliKtat Vihril ou put the fooil
in the cold oven, Tlien you're
free until time lo wrlf the mciil.
The hint ciiiiicb on iiutoniuti
eally mid Ih kIiuI oil nuto
inntiinlly at exactly the riuht
lime. You do not have to liunte
ihe tiit'ut or tidd vtntcr to the
ONLY $9.75 DOWN
I!;il;nce on Ensy Terms. Two months free cooking hill du ring
this sale.
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT
& POWER CO.
COOK I'Y W'WIV,
firs? a?"":- zJ&rtSSPm'J ' mMiMMU"''' LJ
Camp Goods Savings
right when you need -Cfterri moot . . V
)(er rtre a few tyl)kftl exnrtiplet uf the savlntfs you can
mttke on hlh-K-nidt. yrwwn outdoor neet-BKltleu . ; the
Uiiitl e.xiMrifiK'td euiiiifie uire and rL-oruiiiend. Mnny more
brrfi-lf bitiidf thobt lib led htfluW ore included In thla great
mid timely le. . . .
i six m
on Tcnt
7S!0 "l'ttlmetto
Koduced lo .
loxio l'altnettu" tent
ShJb .rlee.
white canvas Auto Tent.
UfchtWelnM., Kolda vompftct-
lv. and is uuu-kly vi-vi'trii.
CompLvt With tv
. uoIok -and stakes. .
A x 7x7 khaki waterproof Auto
-f . . . i. '-I .t.t ton Bale
llf.
urnhfetltt tent.
, Mld-Settibn
$5.95
oof Auto
$8.85
$12.95
.$18.35
Cushions Reduced
O - 8o - Soft Alr-Fill.d
Rubber Cuihiona . . ;
euttilv lntlated or deflat
ed. CoinfortMble and
hiHtiuv. 11x14 Inch
...KiKUlar Dollar VHluft,
;r.m:.d. 68c
0 -So-Soft Cuthion, pJeo
ISxH, ledm-ed 00a
frum 11.26 to.... 00 C
i
Camp Beds
Folding Beds, iit-eotntno-die
two vumfurtubly.
clhllv ifduoKtl for thli walfl
$0f3j and $3iu5
Camp Stoves
Splendid cookeri. Kaoltne
. lurl. Kuily ruaianlafd.
Tht kiiu1u "Prnliti-W.b.r-
q KC
''PrantiM - Wabtr" t w o
burner alz telaliy rs-
duoed , to . .16.40
"Btford" Stova Lai. LIU
.LKtOVC tO COUVVlllvllt L-UOK-
ln powltion
On, aule at. .
.::..$U5
Fotdirn Canvaa
Hit ting hurdwood
ranvn rnvirnl. S:
Cott-
frnnif
$2.59 a,,,, S3.47
Mattresses, Mh erailc.'
3.15, 5. and $6.95
Luggage Carrier
fcssentlal to the tourist or
iiimi'er. Several aiylfa je
diivf'd fr tlii IWie
83c to $1.80
Timely Accessory Reductions
Fur this !!vn! M!d-Sffasfn Snlf. t have celt'ctt'd a number
uf av sui 1 5 tliMi nvr m-rded l'.hr now . . . mi tl-ulut ly
urii and c.-wt'iiilul to lh tourist. All are not listed hr.
ho t-Ktuf in ami rhtM k them over. You are sure to tind av
luirtt you'll be Klhd to Krfi.
Big Savings cn Wind Wings
Knjity your suminer lourlmr (and wlntfi"
diiviiu). tool with hirh'uradr w itid-w-'.mt
f'om "Wi-v'.vrn Auto' . , . Um reductluna
on nil modt'l.
'Comfy'' Open Car Winyt
$;U5 value
"AM Angle" Opan Car Winga . . Heau
iitily i 6.M
"Standard
Wtnc. black
Itvduced trutn
J2.S5
it'll
JIM
A Step AtieArJ
In "Wastarn Auto's"
Profram of Servica to
Our Customer
Start tf oprtf of orn f1rt
:i0 ("i tSr I'm i tic t'on$t in
istitt, brtul-$ tiuiiff Aiiftaa
i'f f KtKuailt-jH alio as
frn our goal, this rflJH far
fhftYWK! Owr njfaUafi
fttcilltit Will v ViM
nut money farowa prwipt
un4 proprr inatntlut ta. Of a
),- flat raff, of mrrkdiu
imrraaj'l atrt. tinny art
h lr - I rt, Battrit$ nnd
NMipr. for instance 1
tt.tUea rrttrt.
i n to ..
'8uorior'
Wingi,
brackets,
Cloatd Caf
bracketf.
$3.95
Cloted Car
r:tk..$4.35
Cigar
Lichter
I J3i .u b.
mi .inf ii
and htlvs urttat fMit
flrft. Kallr ilanibed utl
Uhwt tli 1 11; lis. r1
ir $1.16
llwiut.fljr rlv.d 49C
A FU.hlight
Torful ffr rttlM.
li'T. coinrl.l. wlita ti.h
I'.tl.fl.m .ad bulb,
lu.ry ribt. r.M Vila
ntvW.l.d ulnlmlnct . . .
A a.ii.n.l.bl. and f'lll.
fj.i..i.4 flub. QA
lf bt it only. . . . V I w
Open Sofarajrt
to 9 P. M.
At the peak of the Touring Season just when you have greater
need for motoring and touring necessities, "Western Auto" offers .
scores and scotes of timely articles at greatly reduced pi-ices. .
Every article offered is from our regular stock, backed by our well
known Iran-Clad Guarantee of satisfactory service, and our popular
Customer Is Always Right Policy. Among the numerous high quality
articles on sale you will surely find many that you need right now, and
others you're bound to have use for later; v. so, stock up today. . .buy
for the future, and pocket your savings now.
What a:i opportunity . , . ! ltHy guaranteed ''Western Autu" tires . . . favorites
with, hundreds of thousands of motorists, because of their dependability and
economy , . . at reductions that offer even greater savings than are presented by
our regular pleasingly low prices. . ;
These greater savings come just 'when new tires are
needed most . . . at the height of the summer touring
season. To make this offer still more attractive to you,
even nt these low sale prices you can Trade In your
used tires as part payment. . .
A Tire for Every Cr for Every Use -for Every Purte
SIZE
29x4.40 (4.40-21)
30x4.50 (4.50-21)
29x4.75 (4.75-20)
30x5.00 ( 5.00-20)
31x5.00 (5.00-21)
30x5.25 (5.25-20)
31x5.25 (5.25-21)
30x5.50 ( 5.50-20)
32x6.00 ( 6.00-20)
33x6.00 (6.00-21)
32x6.20 (6.20-20)
33x6.75 (6.75-21)
Wettern
Wear-well ,
WWii I eituiobra
lff.QUU-Mil. 1Yb4; ll.VW-
li.brbut. Mil. (1 ..!.
S 4.98 $ 6.94
5.79 6.60
6.51 7.88
7.27 8.50
V 7.46 8.88
8.36 9.74
6.50 9.98
9.93
11.21 13.06
11.35 13.25
Giant Wertem
Giant
Ktm CAtrTra.
tton; 1.0
MUt Gart
$ 6.95
7.84
8.50
9.74
' 10.12
11.21
11.35
11.95
14.82
1615
16.91
20.19
SIZE
30x3 Vi CI. Regular. .
30x312 CI. Overiize
30x3ia SS Oversize
31x4 SS Oversize
32x4 SS Oversize
33x4 SS Oversiue
32x4Vs SS Oversize
33x4 1, SS Oversize
30x5 SS Oversize
33x5 SS Overstie
Wear-well
lord
lir.ewi-UIH.
Iuanl.
, 4.42
4.70
S.46
7.55
7.84
8.50
10.40
10.78
Western Giaat Western Giant
raiwnkrT Cnr
Tjiwi ia.Ci
Milt (tnarmat?
: $ 4.98
5.56
6.60
8.79
9.36
9.93
12.97
13.25
18 4R
Kxtra llf.vjr
$ 8.45
13.16
17.00
17.81
20.76
22.47
fi
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Ut1 HL N.
ittxl N( lib. 1m
rWtwn.l CbiuftNtd
ills
Marc than 150 Stores In the West-
MfesternAnto
Supply Ca
1411'i Adams Avrnne
La (JrandP, Ore.
THIS LIBERAL GUARANTEE
Means Absolute Satisfaction for You .
.. ..... ..r n.rrni uiximrK J.S10K linitJVTtU
Ktnf foi.V?; : " "d ,"u"r "rlt:K,aALvriii
For Even GREATER SAVINGS Trade
In Your Old Tires!
5r.:7Br4l:rr1v?:?.r-.57,i.p,,'! pf?"1
Ff tirt nJ Tufre Rtpairt
5-Minuto Vulcanizer
The bt and enslent eatrh.
LVpipl.it with ilbinp ni,, 1 13
wlf-lietiUnc p.tchen. 7Q-Uld-Besnn
! price I 3C
Tir Cut Filler
r
Rubbar Patch Oulfltt
Rvtrlutik Th I 0rt
rtrh i.,nnt IOC
KwhhfrtK- T!ra ul Tua
!'( h Oaifh
V. . Tire toa Md
9tvl tira yta ae
uak, yur (traa lut
27c
tvaitr. Ubr&l tub