La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 26, 1930, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, June 26, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. i . a; flue World National Advertisers in La Grande Observer Telling -FAITH These typical national manufacturers, lo cated all over the United States, will spend in excess of $22,000 this year telling about their products to Evening Observer read ers. La .Grande retailers handling these goods will do well to feature them and in form EVening Observer readers where they can be bought. A word now to the Evening Observer read ers themselves: You are always SAFE in buying these nationally advertised prod ucts; take no substitutes. TRANSPORTATION Union Pacific Rail- Canadian P a c i f ic road Line Union Pacific Southern P a c i f ic Stages Company TOBACCO Camel Cigarettes Chesterfield Cigar ettes Lucky Strike Cigar ettes Old Gold Cigarettes Cremo Cigars TIRES AND AUTOMOTIVE ACCESSORIES Champion Spark Plugs Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Willard Batteries Western Auto Sup ply Company U. S. Rubber Company OIL AND GASOLINE Richfield Oil Com- Wilhelm Oil Com Oil Com pany Standard pany Texas Company pany Union Oil Company General Petroleum Corporation HOUSEHOLD White King Soap Kelvinator Maytag Washer' G. E. Refrigerator Lennox Furnace Iron Fireman General Paint Frigidaire FOOD Upton's Tea. Hills Bros. Coffee Sperry Flour K. C. Baking Pow der Sugar Institute A. Schilling & Com pany Budweiser Swift & Company Tru-Bake Crescent Baking Powder Ghirardelli Choco late M. J. B. Company Pacific Coast Bis cuit Company Puritan Malt Golden West Coffee White Star Tuna AUTOMOBILES Ford Plymouth Nash Willys-Overland Dodge Oldsmobile Packard De Soto Chrysler Buick Studebaker Hudson Essex Oakland Pontiac Durant MISCELLANEOUS W. W. Feed Grinder Paramount Pictures Portland Cremator ium McMurtry Manu facturing Com pany Thos. Bilyeu I Veltex Walter Critchlow Arcturus Radio Tubes Kelso Smelt American Federa tion of Musicians Bucking ham & Hecht Shoes Me-Ba Ferry Seeds Northrup, King Co. Western Savings & Loan Association National Board of Fire Underwrit- & MEDICAL End-O-Corn Lydia Pinkham Rexall Orderlies Thoxine Sargon i Tanlac Creoniulsion ' Allcnrhu Hem-Roid Dr. Chas. J. Dean Maimola Doan's Kidney Pills Baalman's Gas Tab lets Dr. Ritholtz & Son Mello-Glo Paul St. John Fruitola Cystex . . Vick's Vaporub , Musterole Foley's Honey & Tar Lcpso ; Dare's Mentha Pep sin Kruschen Salts Moone's Erne raid Oil Agmel i. Adlerika Bi-Rex Zemo Dr. Rock Carter's' Liver Pills Aboimt And tine lEumtttg I CHICAGO YORKf IVSAN FRANCISCO V l-OSANGELES Jr - . . We. 1 LA GRANDE) 1 1 Albany, : ,;l I . Ill,, 1 oEu&rne ' ) ' I OREGON I Just as the offices of the Asso ciated Press throughout the country pour a steady stream of news into the Evening Observer to tell La Grande about the world, so does the Evening Observer pour a steady stream of market information to Mogensen offices throughout the country to tell the world about La Grande. A visit back stage to the Eve ning Observer national advertising offices will prove just as interesting as your visit to the new Evening Observer plant itself . Here you will find 50 expert advertising men and women, located in seven great metropolitan offices, carrying the story of La Grande to the business world. You will hear and see the 50 ex perts telling manufacturers and businessmen o f the country the story of La Grande's wonderful prosperity: its agriculture and live stock, its great lumber mills, its divisional railroad shops, its isolated trading territory, its progressive merchants constantly telling the story of La Grande's advantages to the country, working hand-in-hand with your Chamber of Commerce, but fostered and paid for by your daily newspaper. This is the work of the Mogensen Company, national advertising representatives for the Eve ning Observer. The seven offices of this organization are daily bringing more national adver tising to the Evening Observer. This national advertising is brought to help La Grande mer chants sell more goods another phase of your newspaper's daily service that will be explained in detail if you will just telephone La Grande M ain 600 and ask a representative to call. Any La Grande industry wishing to expand its market may get the benefit of Mogensen setvice without any charge. Drop a line direct to our closest office, or ask an Evening Observer repre sentative. It costs you nothing just part of the Evening Observer service for La Grande. t Every day 210,036 Oregon buyers read these ' ' TWELVE MOGENSEN NEWSPAPERS ALBANY DEMOCRAT-HERALD ASHLAND TIDINGS ASTORIA ASTORI AN EUGENE REGISTER GRANTS PASS COURIER KLAMATH FALLS HERALD-NEWS LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE i OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE ROSE BURG NEWS-REVIEW SALEM CAPITOL-JOURNAL THE DALLES CHRONICLE M- C MOGENSEN S. CO Inc. 564 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO Seattle Portland Los Angeles New York Detroit Chicago