La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 11, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, April 11, 1930 Page ETgflt ES GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, HA GRANDE. ORE. It's the Cut of Your Clothes That Counts What the Well Dressed Man Will mar ; In Spring suits there are two basic styles both authen tically correct. The choice between them is a matter of personal preference. One of them is cut along conserva- .' rive lines. Comfortable, easy-fitting shoulders; semi-straight back; notch lapels. The other is a bit more novel. Broad rope shoulders; peak lapels; fitted waist; snug hips. The season's most notable examples of these two basic styles are presented in our Spring display and C0JTDU TADILCIRDNG ID EMO N ST D3 AT DON of i tan nSocLetu (J i a ( Hatfies .AIPIRDIL.12 to HQ This is your opportunity to select the style and fabric of your Spring and Summer suit and have it custom tailored to your own individual measurement and - taste. 5 to S)(D- ec All of these suits, regardless of the price you pay, carry all of Society Brand's exclusive and outstanding points of excellence, including our FREE Valetor Pressing Service for six months. IC. nnc. & n EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES GIVES VIEWS ON UNEMPLOYMENT Julius II. Barnes Finds Most Tumble Due to Newest Machines. Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Paae I norm a l school TO I'L,A1 1MJIANS HERE TOMORROW At Your Service with the Low est Prices in Town EXTRA SPECIAL SOME MOKE SUITS J-U-ST A-K-R-I-V-E-I) In all Hie popular colors in finished and unfinished worst eds, all famous makes .such as Vanity, Capps and Hart Sehaf'fncr and Marx, strictly hand tailored and styled to at tract every eye. $17.95-$24.95 (Continued from rage One) invade tho (Jem ta nJs Mountaineers State. Tho schedule n II now I follow s: Apr. 1 Mlsdun Indinu here. ; Apr. LM Moiintuinccr.H at Col let;- of Idiihu. j Apr. '. May i May I May- 3H-3-4- t'olletfc of Idaho hero. -Mountaineer at Moil 17 'Whitman college here. -Monmouth hero for two 'K'lini'M (diiics not yet decided). A 1ii.iko attendance Is anticipated, for tomorrow'.-. Kiunr If the weather f remains sunshiny, mid predictions li'om tin- l'ortland bureau arc for a Hear day Saturday. W. i Crew? .will umpire. Health Talks NKW TOflK, Apr. II (Al) A Holution for thu unemployment problem of the future in seen by Julian II. liarnes, chalrniun of President Hoover's national busi ness survey conference as a les son to be learned, from tho pres. out unemployment situation. Speaking t a meeting of Indus trial and financial leaders at tho Hotel Ambassador under auspices of survey associates ho said unem ployment was tho greatest chal lenge confronting the American economic system today. Ho declared seasonal unemploy ment, particularly that resulting from the effects of the weather on certain activities such as in build ing construction, cannot be entirely I eliminated and should not bo class. od as unemployment at all. lie said it whs in technological unemployment, resulting from the substitution of machinery for hand labor, that modern Industrial lead- jernhlp faced its greatest challenge and stimulus. He pointed out that while- this substitution in itself is not a social evil such technological displacement bears great distress to tho affected Individual. In tho case of seasonal unem ployment ho urged care and study to reduce the period of unproduc tive Idleness. "Tho point of attack,", he said, "Is in two places. Jarge Industry ; which manifestly cannot continue j Its orderly production of goods be 1 yond the current market absorption must be pnenurncpf In nrnvlrln ( ployment by expanding Its facili ties with prudent judgment In con fidence- of "thu requirements of the j years to come of a great and ad j vanejng people, ant! at the same tlrne"to so improve the. function of ! distribution as to relievo tho work j ers as far as possible of the feur ! of thnlr dally wage." jury, sntul) ulcers, .or picking or : scratching the nose. New growths, j and in children the presence of j foreign bodies in the nose, may I cause bleeding. In chronic nasal t rata irh nosebleed is not uncom J inun. ' ' j While bleeding from any of the : above cause- may bo severe, the j conditions In IhentseJvcs are not of jgteat Importance. It s otherwise when lhi bleeding Is due to or ganic disease. . In "full blooded," perpetually flushed persons nosebleed Is u very common event, and' may Indicate u ; high blond pressure. It I.-; not uncommon to find nose- bleed preceding apoplexy. In hard i cuing of the liver. In chronic a ncmiaa and In certain forms of ! Kidney disease, cpistaxls Is eoiu ! inm. Wood from tin nose may some- times tt lekle down the back of : the throat and ell her be swallow ed ' or spat out, leading to a suspicion J of hemorrhage from lungs or i slomiioh, , ! Heaths resulting from ordinary 1 no-bleed am rare. The more ; blood loyt, the greater the tend-, eiu-y lo clotting. Hence ordinary! bleeding from the nose need not I ', alarm one. j I A few simple measures usually suffice to slop epistaxls. Holding me arum aoove ine neau nsuanyi helps; so does the gentle snuffing j oi com or not water, or tnc an I hlleatlon of ice to the nose. in more severe eases n snittt. I lines becomes necessary to plug Ihe nose with cotton or to cauter ize the bleeding points. f'AIti: MP Till'! Mi IV There is a certain type of lump t whtcli develops fairly commonly on ihe scalp, Oic . neck, shoulders and : back. Wlier) il grows large it is ; disfiguring and often causes the suffer:r a great deal of worry. This lump arises in the skin ; proper; it is usually soft, lo I hi! touch and can be moved about I with the skin. It is not what Is ' know n as a m-w growth; It Is not i cancerous and Is usually without ( danger. ! A wen is nothing more than n Mocked and enlarged oil gland. The ' skin is studd'-d with oil glands, known as sebaceous glands. These glands secrete a fatty substance' which Is poured out upon the sur face of the skin. The sebum, as ( this fatty substance is called, pro-; tecta the skin and ke-p it sofi. Occasionally, however, the open ing of the gland becomes blocked by dirt or lu cause of an inflamma tion. Then the gland keeps on se creting st-buin: b:it, being unable to pour It out. the gland proper must enlarge. This, then, gives rise , to the lump which we t'-rm a wen. Wem inny be small or large, rsually the older It is the laigi-r it becomes. Occasionally a wen It?. comes Infected and forms an ut c ss. Again, the wt-n may ruptur-. j and the fatty mati-finl in nmy bt-- ' come, because of exposure to th- 1 air, hardened uiui thus form a "horn.4 i The prevenaou of wens di mis upon proper care of the skin. Cleanliness here Is of paramount importance. If the openings of the. oil glands are kt free their s'n ' Hons are not blocked, an.l wvus ' w ill not form. When a wen lias form, d it is best lo have it removed. A mutt be self-evidrnt. th smitler the w n the easier it is to remove (t. a wen must be. removed in its entirety or It will fill up again. Offers Relief To Towns Where Debt Is Menace Gekcler and family. Others who spent tho day at the Gekcler homo were Mr. and Mrs. Hcrt Spencer of l.a Grande. Mir. ('. W. Bond, Mrs. Guy Spen t e'er and Mrs. O. C Fleshmiin will entertain the Country Oman's club at the homo of the former -May U instead of April 1 1 as was reported in this column in Tues day's tesuo cf The Obsei ver. AIM. (. W. Uond left Wednes day evening for I'ortland to visit hr son Cham)) who is In tho mo-tropo!!-; attending an aviation stiioo!. Mrs. Jlond luns lo return Sunday. KALKM. Ore., Apr. 11 (Al) To Oregon municipalities where conditions are such that repudia tion of their bonds is threatened, and a portion of whose bonds are held by tho stale. State rTcasuror Kay said yesterday he would make a proposal that would afford them I somo measure of relief. His offer to sell tho bonds back to the municipalities at the same yield price tho statu paid for then:, thereby relieving the municipali ties of interest payments that are heavier than the Interest being re.-, celved by tho municipalities on their investment or sinking funds being created to reliic the bunds at ! maturity. His offer was made by K-iy upon i receiving a report from Fred 11. j raulus, deputy stato treasurer, w ho has Just finished a trip to certain parts of the state to investigate the! financial condition of the mur.i- clpaltles. Paul uk' trip reveuled that most of the cities and towns he visited arc in poor financial con-j dltlon, with danger that they may! default on their bond issues. . 1 I'attlus cited one instanee in which the town has provided for AVAL DELEGATES no siuKing innu at all. or any other means to retire its bonds. Several Instances were found where sink., lag funds have been invested with eastern finance companies in mort gage certificates, with danger, the stato treasurer fears, the funds so invested may be lost. Usually these are tied up for u long term of yoars, the agreements providing for very heavy discount on the princi pal in event tho municipality ask'i for termination of the contract Good Book's Value A Rood hook Is the p reel on life !Iond of a muster spirit embalmed and treasured up to a life beyond life. Natural Decreas In Nature there is no blemish bnt the mind; none can be railed de formed but the unkind. Virtue Is beauty.- Shakespeare, Feet of Clay We consecrate n great tlenl of nonsense, because It was allowed by great men. There Is none with out bis foible. Kmerson. TO HOLD PLENARY SESSION MONDAY (Continued from Page One) this morning was one of extraor dinary activity. The large hand surie sullo of room which has been assigned the conference hard ly sufficed to accommodate the various committees participating in iiri'iutntiiiin nf t he treat v. When before expiration of the period. Itr.L ,,ret;s conference was held, the is pointed out that there is no stat- ! ninvSiapei men found . themselves utory athorlty for money to be sent ;CI.owUed out oC tn,,ir qsual quar ouL or the stale by investments of j t(.rH this character, and the municipal!- " , " ' ties, of course, risk failure of the finance companies. Hanger of Ins- ; ing sinking fund money used to buy ; back bunds held by the state would j bo eliminated. Kay argues. If his proposal were accepted. In many cases it was found that exceedingly poor business judgment has been used in the administra tion of the financial affairs of Ihe municipalities. Cove Busy This . Week on Spring Improvements It.v Mrs. A. (I. I'uiiklln (Olwrver ( 'orrt'spomlent ) COVI0. Oiv. (Spwinl) An error ip. t lie property Hiles report last wiel; eaused tile Item to reud that ',. M. l-a'inl had rolil his residence dOfi-Arrp Infirm i to lliww Slnnnons when it should 1UV lilt I M,'"n,1Vo lead that I.. M. ijilrd had I s'.l.i Ilia resilience to .Mrs. Earl Rand Sells H.v (tibserver 'orrcspondcnt ) filtANT.K . H.M.i j 4 Special) An important land ale took place in the community last week when Karl Itand sold his farmi of 4t) acres lo Uruiud Anson. Ai: Kand puichased a farm farther out in the valley and is moving there. jolly evening was spent Sat urday at u ilunclnt; party at lMue Mr. CrraiiKe hall. About midnight refreshments of cake, sandwiches Hid coffee were served. .Mr. and Airs. Myron ilidison audi i. two children drove ever from their! tank in commotion with his Ra- home in Walla Walla Sunday anil t ragc and repair shop. . spent the day with Mrs, Hi-orge The carpenters, the itiindnlls. Morn ice M.iller ami after selling his prop erly Mr. Laird purchased the house ami five ocrcs-of land from' Ci rover Simmons. . . J, Hallmark has just install ed new equipment in his .'grocery siore. He will now ca.'ry a line of fresh meat in connection with his grocery department. ( '. A. Smith Is renovating and ah fling tho Interior of his' meat market, making more room for bis stocl'. it. Iiy is installing - a-, gits Do you have your table linen washed somew hat clean "7 For your table linen you tolerate only one standard thorough cleanliness. You can have should have the same standard for your rugs and carpets. It is only because you use surface-skimming cleaning methods that dirt piles up deep in your rugs. The mo ment you begin to use the deep-cleaning of The Hoover that dirt is removed and kept from fur ther accumulation. Andyou are saved endless time and effort by the swift, easy cleaning of Positive Agitation for The Hoover removes more dirt per m'mute than any other cleaner, with less expenditure of human energy! Ask us for a free trial or home dem onstration of The Hoover and its efficient dusting tools. Two Hoover models. Only $6.25 down, including dusting tools; balance monthly. Liberal al lowance for your old cleaner. W. II. 150HNENKAM1' CO. C3 Smart Style at dollars less than you expect! This spring, with so many fascinating shoe styles that it is hard to clioose . . . how thrilling to discover the smart stvles we're showing . . . such thrilling low prices which makes the selecting of several pairs possible 1 For instance, this vtry smart T-strap which combines per forated Beige Claire calf with Suntan calf. $3.98 J.C. PENNEY GO. arci busy altering tho room next to the post office and when it is completed will be used -for V. A. Mold's barber shop. ' uMIss ; Alice Mnrquafi'dt. county nurse, and .Hiss Henrietta Morris, Ibo tuberculoids specialist from tho-' Oregon -State college, visited Ihe Cove school Wednesday after noon and gave some very Interest ing and helpfu! health talks to the grade teachers. The Junior and uenior classes of Cove high, with a part of the fac ully. Mrs. K 15. Coad, Miss Her nlOH Via, and Mr. and Mrs. K. I.a Vloiette. attended "Disraeli" at the Arcade theater in l,a Grande Wednesday evening.. The seniors and tenchers were honor guests of the juniors. Tho high school boys. i'rof. Springer and M.i. I.aViolette have been very busy all this week gel ling the hall ground in shape for the coming games. . -. Mrs; Hoy Haker who went lo Hul l.ako sanatorium one day last week Is still there. Her trouble I;;. something-affecting her throat as an after-effect of flu. Mn'. Charlotte llrown and her daughter, Mrs. .tyrtle Knrtill and Archie Bouncy left Urn first of the week for I'ortland for a week's visit. Mr. Uonney's smtill son. JIMIy is slaying with Mr. and Mn. itay Duncan during his fath er's absence. MJhh . Dorfa Milman. or M Ornnde, Wns n. visitor at the seined Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Daniel, Mrs. Horliia IToctai: and her two ona, Kenneth and Richard, spent Sun day with ihe R. If. Daniel family at . Mluddy Creel?. AS NEAR AS THE TELEPHONE Our service is always as near as the nearest tele phone. Calls from! the rural districts receive the same prompt, careful at-, tention as those from , closer at hand. Our com plete modern motor equipment a n n i hilates distance. We make this announcement for -t h e information of those who might desire the com plete sei-vice that we are prepared to give, but lesitale to call us because they are not located in the city. WALKER'S Funeral Service Main 42. TEVENS'VAN EN&ELEN CO MEN'S WORK TROUSERS Men s Khaki or dark cottonade with small pencil stripe work trousers Sizes 30-4 1 $1.49 , Miss Majestic Contest VOTE COUPON Good for 100 votes for credit of Address When properly filled out and deposit ed in ballot box at the Arcade Theater Good from Apr. 9 to Apr. 16. ' MlwYoRKbTORE mm;ih.i i,d The nmotiuiuui form of epivtavis Is tho technical name for nose bleed, a condition which, though common, ts imt us simple as most prisons rolisider H- Notrldeed may be due to local omliilttns in ihf nose and niraiu It iia tn- ; Kvnipioniiitic condition iM-.tvinj.- im-.- lo fumcllitn-; eri-- after ting ot hi r u is ot tin body. When due to local caiif-'S, noe- !v -;! iv usvriVy thv rcttlt cf i?!- And LitlUa Got II How postmen who deliver mail to larje vBrtment hnnsM learn to Identify th tenants by Iheir Hrst nnraeii is a mystery to at le.nt one family. Kecently a letter was sent to a member of thts family benrtny the corrcej ret and number, but nddre- !iupty Im " li l.illian." Wiih lit other mail bote l citotwe frMu t lie nmiitnsu ele;rd (ic rih Im In which to pluce tU Unur. New York Sun. Il-0-I)-K-'-S M-A-R-K-E-T 1 ti 0 1 A d a m s A v c . Veal Stew 15 Roast ..,...21 Beef 22$ Beef Boil 15c and 20$ Veal Steak 25$ Beef Shoulder 2o$ Haniburcer 20$ Sausage (no cereal) 25$ Spare Kihs, meaty 20$ ...0,...ijjj5j j WOOD REDUCED For the next SIXTY DAYS I WILL SELL GREEN CHAIN WOOD-53.00 PER LOAD DRY CHAIN WOOD-$4.09 per LOAD CALL MAIN 151 FRANK CLEAVINGER 211 UciKJt St. ! ......