La Grande evening observer., September 06, 1929, Image 4

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE,
Friday, September G, 1929
a(5nutiic ftentug (Observer
( JixMirporafxI
An TimIc pendent Newspaper
FRANK! B. APPLERY Editor nml PtiMlhor
HARVKY V. MATTMKWS.
. Brifnc-ffl M tinner
Published eveniiiKH. Pxeept Sunday, at 141C Adams Avenue,
La (Jrundo, Orw;on. Th ObHorver.Stnr publlsht d every I'YIday.
Kntrrod nt the J'ostoffico ut I-a tirandc, Oregon, us Kocond
Clans Mull Mil tier undi'i- jh'I of March 2, 1 K7!.
OFI-'UJAJj PAI'KH OK UNION COUNTY AND THIS
CITY" fP LA fiRANDIO
MK.MlfKU OK ASSOCIATED PUKSS
Tho Ansoclat'd Preen Is exclusively eiultled to use for publica
tion of nil mnvs dinpiitnlH'n (trtMllUMl to ft or not otherwise credited
If publlKlied herein. A II rights of vopuhMcu) Ion of Hpeclal dlH
p.atches In this pnp'T, and also the local news heroin nine are
reserved.
National Advert litiff Representative
M. C. iMOfUINSV.N & CO., Inc.,
San Francisco, An;ele. Seattle, Portland, ChlcaRO,
Detroit. Now York
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imvu jour iiiuioiis, ine nreasi; jiocKeis inusl nave l laps, antl
1he lower pockets must be cut aslant. The plus Tours must
he of tho lireeches design, with culls. Multitudes may now
(jike confidently tt) the air who have heretofore been weighted
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to the giouiid by fear of a sartorial faux pas. The tailors ' 1,111 t-' h uiiii,. u,i,nyi, .iL.,. :,s
Kvery olluu- kind of expert Tl ,',.!?;. "l'"
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have supplied a manifest need.
has had a I'inu'er in the aviation pie. .Melemlojfists, psycho.
Infrisls, ,a'iRrapher.s, economists, sociologists, physiologists,
and engineers internal combustion, electrical, petroleum and
plain aviation all have had their say. Hut the tailors have
rightly said the last word.
TIIK MAKKKT H,ACK
When a carrier leaves a paper on a doorstep, it may not
occur to him that lie W playing a part in the economic life
of his town, but so it is, for lo each individual reader he is
really delivering the "market place of the community." How
many carriershow many readers even would recognize
their familiar newspaper under such a title'.' Yet such it
literally is.
The newspaper as a market place is bill the culmination of
n long development. Cenerations ago, the market place for
the hardy families of the frontier was the traveling peddler.
Subsequently he shifted his pack from his back to a horse or
wagon. Then he was supplanted by the general store, which
ill turn gave way to the large department store and specialty
shops.
At the latter stage the merchant discovered he must again
carry nis gooos directly lo nis customer. i;iii me magm-
tude ol of his slock prevented a reversion to the p.
'turned to newspaper advertising ami solved his prob!
could not exhibit the goods themselves in everv honii
could, through newspaper advertising columns, d
every household the news about his goods.
Perhaps few people have stopped to think how completely 'J
the newspaper has become the market place of the cniiiiniin- Ik
ity, bringing to all an up-tn-t he-minute knowledge of available
goods and services. In lair weather or foul this market
place conies to the buyer in the form of news news of what
lo buy and why, w here to buy and w hen, antl how inn- ii lo
pay.
As the market place of the community newspaper adver
tising does save time lor the shopper; does lower pi ices to
Hie customer; dues insures larger income to the iiianu f.ic
turer anil merchant.
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of :i llsh thin hIiiI:.--. 'Hun
so inililioly, ,-iisi,l,-i-,iK il,,.
ill" . .nili. .ns on th,, t,,..,,,H
who psfoes Pursiasi is a
QfjaHSty merchant, Trade
wlih the dsaHer who
hetlayss m fcest
quaSSty at a
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a!5 quality because it's all barley
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rn.i-s Is ii p.-ttlii. nl on...
Nov ,11 1 till' .nil ol' :i I.- i H 1. 1
iu:i:p wr.i.ir-iii.M.rti pays uui.v i.imixai.s
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rlu' Cum-ltipiiitiir Vhkv. U;. b.vrd I 'iivsumos far abiivc all dtlu'i-s in
!.vi'iniv "Mns! iiiilos u- (!ti!l:ir." n..li!crs ..f all .ineriean speed records
anil endurance runs, on rare t .-u-Ks. hut iiiuunta.in and desert roads, on
paved highways, have pf.ved i'ins m.es tb.e touohest. strongest and
safest tires yell can put mi yiu;.' ear.
Stamina sue ! Gripping Power
The Famous Firestone Tread f ives stamina and pfippinp- so essential to
safe fall and winter drivinjr. Fi'-est ours ,urij) tile road tln'otigh rain, slush
and snow, t'ome in tHlay--W( '11 make you a liherai trade allowance on
your present worn tires then you will lie safe with Firestones no mat
ter what the driving eontiiiinns mav be.
2-1 HOUR Tim SKUVICE
A IT 1$?QL A GRANDE
H S -STORE-
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Successors to 2V. K. WEST & CO.
These Hats on Sale in Falhs Store, in
Boise, Caldwell, Nam pa, Twin Falls and La Grande
p
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It's Time to Reach for x I'"elt Instead of a Straw
ie AL. FciSk Sterss
Tomorrow i.; the official Kail Hal Oiieninp; Day in all h'alk Men's Depart
ments. You will find here the latest Fall styles in headgear slitvlitly
narrower brims. Tapered crowns. Snap brims or bound ed:es. Or the
new Cavanauo'h edjte.
Many of the newer lints feature narrow ribbon bands, althouo-li an almost
etpial number have the conventional wide band. In grays, tans and light
browns as well as dark brown anil dark green. Prices are remarkably low
because of the savings made possible by chain buying. Quality, of course,
is high.
A Remarkably Wide Assortment of Hats at
These are hats made of. a fine grade of pure felt. They
have Russian Calf sweatbands. And satin linings. Come
in various styles to suit individual characteristics. Vet
two things aie common to the entile Int. Knch hat is in
the smartest style of its type! And each is an outstand
ing value at $.,.00 !
Other Hats in Similar Styles and
Varying Grades of Felt
$g
$J $g.50 $Q
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Pillsbury Enters
Astoria; Huys Mills
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Buy This
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W. K. GILBERT CO.
FIRST
Perkins Motor Co,
.1301
Adams
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130 i
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