La Grande evening observer., January 02, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

Thursday, January U, lifiiO
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,' LA GRANDE,' ORE;
Pajje Seven
f SECRETARY DAYIS
SEES PROSPERITY
Ijibor Department Enters
; New Year Confident of
, Industrial Improvement
iypi more Hint hot top thlnti.
to thai impulse- we. have factor
t'liiiMilcK to miiiio"tho yarn once1
; Kpun by hand In Uic horn', j
1 In every floltl of production the!
Innifl feverish ndvnnce has boon;
made- Today we Imvo mup, be- !
; muse we produce more. Wo call it
jtho Auu'ricnn ntnndard of Jlviii. I
; .N'o one can define what the wttunl-i
1y .Iiinh's .1, Ilnvls
Secretary of Labor
Wo onicr the Now Year confi
dent Dial we shall witness n Biih
swintial improvement in nil line
i( industry.
'I ho spirit which actuated the '
frveat leaders ir transportation, j
iiHiniifiH-uire, agriculture and .
lithor In accept unci put into Ininie-. i
filiate motion the1 prof-rimi of l'rfcsl- i
hint 1 loover to help business, ;
Hereby . providing additional op- j
ortuiiilifH for employ men t, nl i
once kiivo an Impetus that, beijiin
;nrd in. It varies according to tho
i mean ami denim of every family.'
'l Yet, the average f )l" 'Stand- j
lard Ih the highest of any country I
in tho world. What wo have of
! iho necessities and luxuries deter-;
'mines what our standard of living
I-really Ik, Wo iill have idielter, food
;i and clothing and of oaeh-jhereJiaK
j a I ways been nu ample supply. In
j tho fulled KtutcM.? i .
Tho American wage 1m
; Call For Bids
On Three Star j
Routes Jan. 14
ly i. V, Met
(Observer 'urrespnndcnt )
"WAia.OWA, Ore., (Special)
Three of the Mar mail ronton out
from hero nro open for contract ;
hid m this tiiuo according to .1. K. j
Tiilh'y postmaster. The routes on I
which lddn aro open are: The j
i Wallowa -Al a. wlllo route? and the
I Maxvillo- Promise route with con
nections a( Maxvlllo and the Wul-
Iowa-Troy and liartlott routo. The
roads on both of the routes aro
iKaid lo bccoino very had In' parts
: of the year, especially during tho
boon i'ui.rhiL Mensiiii when the fi-nm Ik
increased beyond that 01 any other : leaving iho .soil
i-wiuiuj, or 01 any inn .miN iiuic in ,oon ,arrier on the Wallnwu-Tmy
tho history even of America. It , routP fur ,Iu. v,Xltt itmv years.
Will stay, there or advanoo. Wo.WMIo t M. I'tshcr has had tho
on tho "Wallowa-
of life's blessings. ; Maxvlllo routo. It has not boon
We aro not a people to go back- j learned whether bids havo boon
ward. Our needs and desires submitted on tho routes yet or not.
change, only by growing Kreaier January 11 is sec as the date
and more adveiifit d. They there- ; which the bids must be in Wash
foro stand as tho guaranties of j ngton, I) ,
business and prosperity, which . .;i.i uurelifield went to La.
should grow Willi them, w hatovor ' cjrando the first of tho week for
tho passing shocks may bo that lt HUH v Vlnit with his utothGi- Mrs.
business may receive from tlmu 10 : j1(1.lh.l Taylor and other relatives
bill It Is so with. us today as It ever l,mt . -Htiero. on (.'hristnyis nay tnoy went
U hnrt boon, Wo are ever sookiu' I confidently, look forward to auo Kluln. mid spent thorny witn
'f newer, and 'easier -ways to produen happy and prosperous-yeftr in I'JUQ. j.Miv-aud Mi's. William. ICMino and
family. Thoso pri-Honl were; .Mi's,
Taylor and son Marl, daughter
Olivia and Mr, and Mrs. (lay 1'ar
ker of La (irnndo and Mr. and Mrs,
IV'.n Stowel and son from Jerome,
Tdaho and .Mrs. Taylor's father Mr.
Slowoll, of Nhoshoiit1, Idaho.
Koliy l.ounduKlri who makes his
homo with Mr. and Mrs. A. Mc-
Alexandor, of Middle Valley, was
Muito tdck a few days tho first of
the week suffering from an attack
of appendicitis. I lo is reporl'-d lo
bo much improved now.
Miss Ann Murphy, teacher of
in district No. -10, loft Tuesday for
Free water, to spend tho holiday
vacation wilh her parents at that
place, " .
(tiles l'lass was in town' Wodne.s-
f
, proved at this' time, l.eltoy 1'lasH
alul family of Kntorprtao woro also :
visitors at Herman IMifs' Christ-'
: mhs. - . - '
.1,.,- Miioi.-llntrn Y Iii-IkI iii:ih .lav din- MUirilltf U1P pasl SCV
nor at iho home of bis son Her-1 "' nmoimt Is boimr marl;ot.-d
mint IMass bore. Mrs. l'ta.s who ; "ow by tho furmors of tho county.
Hay Kuiuht has j has boon 111 for tlio payt two .weeks A nephew of Mrs. T. A. Itakko.
has neon alaylnft at Herman s and ot hisuoy orook, arrived hero ro
1s reported to bo considerably ini- contly from his lialive land, Nor
way. In niakluti the trip bo travel
ed a distance of Mtuo miles. Ho
expects to work for Mi. Itakko for
awhile.
Miss Arietta Couch who has been
working in rortland for tho past
several months, ttiTlvod homo re
cently for a short visit with her
parents Mr. and .Mrs, John Couch
of Leap,
( I. I. Hechtol and wife left for
HlHin Saturday imirnLiitf for a Tew
days visit ' with Mr. llecluol's
imdhor and -other relatives in the
Klirln vlclnltv.
. oar oi lai noj-s was :oauen i
out by the Wallowa County Mar- Sa,u M"''li l':'u'1 Iti'hfleld
kolluk' associiiUou at Kvans last Inisiuess visitoi-s in town Iho
Saturday. With the bulk of tho j1ftt d' tho wenk John MeOonald
In.i; shinments havitiu- boon made . was a i.a wrnuuo visitor uuruw
j Clarlco and l.ctwio Couoh and '
t Meriel LathVop went to their
: homos in tho 1-eap ootTttm unity the
j last of the week to f pond their
I holiday vaontlon at home, tiny are
till atteiulitiK hih school here.
J Mr. and Mrs. II. c. HcmiiiK. off
: Kvans, woro HUesls of Mr. and Mrs.
; I.. W. M'inor at tholr honm In the
; hills east of town on Christmas.
t
by' tuilo aboiif threo weeks aj?n ko-! '' i.' .
'law by the way or California. Tlioy : ' Condar Exceeds EffU t;
expect to remain In Arkansas dur- Tho condor linn il ivlnst eS'UMit of;
Inir the winter. , 12 feet, uiille an L'ii:;lt'n Ik nbotil )
1-1. A. ItrlKht and family loft tho j 0 foot.' "
lust id' tho week for a visit wlih i
relatives in Idaho. Revealed by Conduct
; Leslie OoltlnHH of Middle valley ; Men,e" vunu
iwas visiting with frlomls at K.ttor-1 Vl ' ,",'1,,,t, ls'110 Pm,t JmfowMn.
,prUo over Christmas. . 1l'l'Mvl.ir Hie KM'.olunl roveullun ;
I III UN. It Mill II 1IIMII 11-111 Hfl
! what ho in. T. It, lliiiillti'.'loii.
James Crowley of Maxvlllo was
a I. a (inuuie visitor duriuK tho
hidldays. .
HUbWiiy Ah. Mt'Miiloy
ral weeks no tno oarly part of last week.
j Malto On Vlowpolnt
I Wo view Iho world wllh our
S,N' I'MtA.NCISCi) (AP) At n j own eyes, eneh of us, and woiuak
cost tf approximately $nun,niiu an; from within us llto world which wo ;
automobile lilKhwny to Ml. M'vKlu- ,-T hark o ray. p .:
Icy will bo completed In HKU,
.1... V. lithvop, of p, rooontly i
received n -card from Krahk Wal-(
ker, staliiiK that ho and his family
had arrived safely at his old homo
in Arkansas. They left Hnterprlso
The Wny to Knowledge
Wonllh Itiul ronton! nro lint id
Ways bedfellows. VIo in-U loam
by nlhors' Iimvuh: fool by lhtr
own. I''r:inl;lin. '
, Anc'ent and Modern Veriton
Tho man who ulvs In when ho
Is wt'on Is wise. Tho' man who
phew In when he's rljrht Is tnar
rloJ. Kha-lda Tlnios-l'nion,
1., nlmiiul l.i,.r..lifilr.K- ..ti.l I "V" . -iJ"l, llfi lilini-l
!:;Avhlch will Increase in mnmontum
lit the early months of the year t
i Jic-t before us. j
Tho wisdom of Iho program out- j
, lined by the lresidont is recognized
in every state. j
We Americans always have boon j
ft restless, anil it is this restlessness!
atlvo K'-'dus.
MOWTGOMEHfSf WA
'. Economical Trontfitrlatiom . ; :
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III mSsi iiMMi w 'i
1 '
I '$WW '" A
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18 9 bib I
'1 " '
i nu mil i. iJjti-Hii i" 'iiiiTimTirTr'rrri'r''--ir-T ir v - .r -t --i,ti"itmrw-TiTTT I
hi -. . -,- , '
Ward's Xiilbm-Wldiv lid-Vln(r Sales In
pin tomorrow! . . and lluifiy shoppers,
frcmi Coast to coast, boj;lu to profit 1U
IiV. TwelVo million fu in Hies waved approxi
mately Ihiriy-llvo inlllioii dollais by trad
ing in Ward's s(orts Inst- year! If you woro
' not anions them koi iuhluiiIiiumI with Wnrd
allies NOW. Our low voular prlit'S Ini v
boon itHlucod ovii lower i'oi' this ovont! '
CdD.
I TARTS
'MORROW
A NATION-WIPE SELLING EVENT
MID-WINTER SALE OF
WOMEN'S' FASHIONS :
A Special Lot of
Millinery
at V
, Formerly . ' . . .
?i.9S-?3.ns :
NOW
9Sc (o 1.98 .
An oppnrlnnity to havo
two smart hats for tho
prioo of one! Kelts,
Matins, velvets a n d
novelties - sharply ro
il need for clearance!
at 1-2 price
A .special group of Winter couls which
sold rejfuliirly from $9.75 to $21.75
are offered to you for just HALF
PRICE $4..H' to $12.38. Coats .of
the smartest , fabrics, trimiiiod with
the most flattering furs in the new
styles. Colors and black. '
A Group of
.........DRESSES .,
at y
Formerly Selling at $5.95 to $14.75
NOW, $2.98 to $7..')8
Frocks that you nmy wear now and
late into the Spriiiff, too! Silk crepes
satins - featherweight woolens
even velvets . . values that 'will amaze
you. Intriguing feminine details
smart colors.
. Ms
is
'1
Warm Underwear - at Bargain Prices
For the Winter Months Still Ahead
Children's Heavy Cotton Union Suits arc
lightly fleeced. 1 Comfortable, long-wearing.
Short sleeves and long legs, or long sleeves
From 'I to 1G years 63c to $1.00
Men's Fleeced Union Suils of heavy weight
cotton. Long sleeves and legs. Our
big value suits! Sizes 3G to '16
$1.29
Men's Half Wool Shirts and Drawers'. of an
extra heavy flat knit. The utmost in comfort,
wear and warmth. Long legs and (J- nr
sleeve's. Sizes 30 to 50 tPl.OO
Men's Nainsook Athletic Union Suits, 98c
m
Cold Weather Auto Needs
You Save Money When You Buy Here!
Winter King" Batteries
$6.85 '
RIVERSIDE
Road-Grip
Chains
.Slo ) QQ A HmiI
:k i..-.n pj0 viiiui,
i:li.l!.illy Wcltlnl .
.Moiorl.t. know th' rfn--Tlcnry
of IIk'K'.' '1iuIiih ,
i)fi'p!j. c.'iHf - liarilt-ncl:
: lariat ecntiM' rnro for ft1
:(llll.iinl mrcnKth. ..Saw
Improved lock-t-rnl fnslt'ti-.-h
will nul nofvn.
iiii:iisii)i:
(jrAIJTV
Qulcld-r. pi.wH- fr W'lnlol- HtartiiiK! ICxtra
rvHi'i'v iiowr.r inv v.cro inoi'hhiMH. : Aclil-
Supr-Power Batteries
RIVERSIDE Radiators
(;iMiran'o4l IH .Monllis
Atniinti I'roefo ltamat,'i
1'nr I'ordS
, modedft
I'or CliovrolctH
A A
inoileU
$11.65
p i
214 Voar
an tee
Ktihlmr
iiiultited
lor
Ixtinroi
),llo
Sclcneo'H
I Dili's!
Ilnttory
Triumph
. dithiisffisliciill)' ApproviNl hv Tlioiiwi nils .
(if KiHlsfled I'Hor
HIP
M0NTG0ME
Sale! Rubber Footwear
Insure Your Health
Against Colds
WOMEN'S GALOS11FS Dlnck jersey
one-piece seamless style, htrone' corru
gated rubber soles, llcece
lined, wide toe, low heel.
jMFN'S CLOTH ARCTICS Hlack
caslnuerette, warniily fleeced. . Four
buckle stylo.
Sizes (i to 13.
$1.39 4
$2.79
Hoys' Arctics, $2.15 to $2.59
Men's and Hoys' All-Rubber Arctics
$2.35 to $2.50
.Children's (.'aloslics, $1.;!!) to $2.fi!)
Bargains in Women's Shoes
.iniin wiiini'il I'liuo.so flits sllon l(H' '
mIi iiMiij";;.iio,enfc;"' '&Mf.iM.t'!.t,
I'lac Iciiihi'f, ci'iilT Nlrnji
Clllll-, -SllM'l lll'll'StlllllOI'l.
I'lti-lililiialili- llliick Klil
TIiiw-Kvi-III Tics. IM'.
$2.98
$3.89
Prices Cut on Pioneer Overalls
THKY G1VK YOU
$2 QUALITY VOH
$1.29
f I LIAllANTIOMJ TO SATIKKV
Mudo of H-tr wlilln; Imrk dnnltn - mlll
Hhrunk. C'ut full for cnni fort. TriplP'HlitcdiPd
Hi'anif, tpiu,p",oC humniol porUct; extra
wld ronljnunils Ono-ploce mtMpoitdors. flip
pOt'Uf'tH liupcl,
.IACKICTS TO MATCH
Itandod cnllnr Ntylo for coinfnrt rind hotter
lit. Nlrlci'l finlHli, niMl-jiroor IiiiUoiih; . ad-
Justiinln fitllM. 1-ou'r'
porki'lM 11 nod.
$1.29
Bigger Savings Now Yours
If You Buy the
Wardway Electric
Gyralor Washer
At This Mid Winter I'rice
$77.50
3
wash vourt ci.otiiiok
THH .MODKK.V WAV
Iion'l buy any Wnslicf until ynu'vti IrlPd
Ilii- Wurihvfiy. AM-f'i)rp'r tub; in rcillPf
pnul tii tcnr , I it I ii t y faln'U'H; K-poKlMuh unfi'ty
vi'Iii(4it. WaslicH clot Iwh , i-li'an In from 'A
In 7 mlnlilcH. (Jiiai.'inl',i'il faf 11 yram.
II In K
Sllll'l.
(7iiHU'Hy
i 'i mi
mm
Buy this Cast Iron Coal Range
For Less in this sale
The New Modern
Windsor . .
$69.95
It fnlfillH thr modern irnmi for beauty
In the IcMchi'ii: Itouiny rooking top,
pint.' ropprr rt'MCM'Volr; non-iiorcliln
i noiny n en ; liifK- wurniln rlofet;
cprcn 1 lid, Kxre llf-nt rooUer nnd
Tull rorcrlnin Kimincl
i:ticy lo Cliiin Ntid no Itlnckhur
Weight AlHI
lM)iind4
RY WARD & CQ
1101-3 Washington Ave.
La Grande, Ore.
Thonc Main 18