La Grande evening observer., October 21, 1919, Image 6

La 'I'.'A'OT.-'i'V-KSIiVu OKsERvTi'h
LOCAL r
AMi-ikIm Wortli-IWi-y WiilililiK
MrH, H. I.. Thornton rntnrnk thl i
noon from i'orVluntl mid Ojitrnlia,'
Washington. Iu cj'urlliuyl, Mr.
1'ITornAiu attt'fldcd t lie '(imiin'j
Fonilmi Mliisiiiary convention. Aft
(rwarilii, Mm. Ttjrntft went to
OIh'IiiiIIk wlmre Bho ultnti(l!l the
wpdiiiiiK oT MIkh TV 11 1 1 Worth anil
J. V
Otohnr IDIIl. Miss Wurt In I.i
Or.inila Kill, ruri'lvlng ti"r d 111:11
tlon lu tile I.a. (infmlu school, iind
liter utlindliif; the
.!.." ". , . .." : ..: - Ln..-."....:- j . " - , f : :
Movine to Idaho - l'I'wk'Imtn In In- Vnfittiiilifi-il ! Mil nl I r (IT . f " 1
C. . fooli llie ktft L-Vfllilllf Willi llll'ltllSoilB ll...U ll.-HI li, III Hi ( lV 'I fl I I T JI L, I I L
hi stuck forViMi liiiiho, whi-re hi- NVInlilmrliouil (!lli 10 the U..-H.-I: j f?M J M J f I '
will make hi futiye home. .Mr. CW- 'r ' the LaCninik- ncbools to : .' I I llll-0UI j
ida has traded hiV'!,'' hi to W. din.cliiK parly to he ijlveu ut Hi. , t j , .
H. Uerry, former! l a farmer of W 't',V yijaluui, rrl.;j'8 fll 1 1 U T Ulllf t? i
ser, Wuho. Mr. Heiry in muvinir U i:t?l,r 2 1, 'IfiiS Is n l. j . 131(1 I fU'ti;i,!7t
I Gnu.;, wbero b.- will hv hifu- """I . nt'-i i:.!m,!it ( l' UtiJIil lvMli
'lire home in the C.ouVuIk home. Mr. lr Iy fiiu NVIctibui Club. , ,
. III
TlrK!SA V -KVEI-Mi. ixTOHKtt UK 1013.
C'ul' nd three i hiMU'n expuit ti
.tu.t toiori'V nWrnin for Jiie Wui
aer inrk.
Munv marriiwt lif.ns'. havt Wt-?1
IJorry. hlrh a tin event of .1,1Bi t),, to,t wcl.k Cy County Clerk
McCornuck ami his HsaisLnts. Amoni.'
thane Kttinpr th lic.nHi'B were Wil
liam O. Siieffer. of The Dalle, and
Warfilnelmii .,1 1 ..in ii...f k.ii. rv. il r
.Hlato AKricultuial Colle(.-c. SIiko ln.r HWlril iIiH4 lMy Miiy s,iuir(.
eraduallon. Hhe ha boon tea.-lilna at j b()(h ()f Union. 0,ivc.r Kcrr and j,is.
tlin Kl 1-1 s Rtato Industrial chool at
(Jround Mound, Wr.HhliiKton. Mrs.
J'.erry hn many I.a Grande friendH
who wiKil her much happlncK. 'Mrn.
Mary Worth, uiother of tlie bride,
wim the only otlier La (fi'ando Kiir-.ft
at tin1 weddliiK.
Dr. MiMIIIhii VIxitH Aiiki'
Dr. W. I). MeMillan of l.u (Iranile
wnn a vilior on October 15 at
the hiK exhibit of Southern Califor
nia proline! maintained freo to tln
liublic iu the I.o Amu-le Chamber
of Coiumerre. lie also attended the
lecture und moving picture that
nni a part of tho dally proiiruin. The
oxhibft 1 the inrK0t of any In the
roillltry in aim allied by 11 cniiillier
rial organization. Ileforn retiirulii;'.
home, Dr. Mc.Millnn exiect to visit
reveral of tho many oilier place of
Interest In tho Southland.
MellM Tuttle, both of lmljlc.r, on the
1Mb.
Error in Local
Yesterday' Observer stilted that M.
M. Kuril, part owner of the Arcade
theatre, had been dismissed from the
hospital following an illue of typhoid
fever. The item was incorrect, inns
much 11 Mr. ford ia not an owner of
the Arcade theatre.
Iljlti (ule Mrrleil
Welford I'. Duni.'su and Mii
iyrlle Cumiiilns vn-ro unlteil li
marriage, .ouiy jillenuxiu a 2
I'cloclt at the .VI. K. . 1'aiMjuai;.'
Itev. N. .Shermaii Hawk ofilcialiin.'
liotli of the yniiiif people are friu
KlBln.
Miirrleil lOiuly Tills MornlliK
Harold Karl and .Miss iil -ndlii
Lay, bntli o: Jo.sepii, wi'i
in liiarri:ii;e t.'ibi innrniri
win. lit: irf i i M .Rnt
,SU IIIHV, K"f)tfR Zi.
luhsl.iatial KeaiMtn Set forth Wbj
l.ainl liri derx Arc Ahle to fill
The S!(K'!.ie' n's Want.
clock ill the office 01 the eniiiili
leik In the eour: hmi:'-. Kv
iherniau II :wk ofrici.iteil at
arly liour ceiemony.
On May 1,
llllltwl the fair I'ronpi
ai I .'-jji ine; conibiH.'.'.i
SI101 thin n cnttl
I nifrccd to h'lld tlie
tli'lv-,
Hi. tiiere was held nl
in I.a Crande the firs!.
iM and shnw ol
At that time it was
'all sale on October
; l-'oi-mer IC4i(lcnt. Visit
II. I'. Kennedy of Tacoma, I In
Hie city vlHitiiif; old time friends.
Mr. K en 11 il y ha a son living villi his
Kiaiidfallior, ti. VV. Allen. Mr. Ken
nedy, who In a railroad engineer,
nerved in France with the ciiKliieer
forces. He wji formerly a resident
of I'll city, IIvIiik hero about twen
ty year imp.
Hilverthorn' Store Added Iu List
Today the Koosevelt Memorial com
mittee added Kilverthorn's iIiuk stun
to the list of place where donations tr
:hc Itoosevelt fund may lie left. luu
atop in and leave what you want t d
nnte with yojr name and addrcii ai d
i' will bo pr fly credited in t 1
rolled.
Hull enterprise Visitor-.
Aiiioiik l'ie Knlerprlse visitors ii
lown today were J. 0. .Vlalrsiiu
Mr. J. Ilainlltiiii and daughter
Mrs. r. Ilockell. VVarlfe Hock, Ml
and Mi. A. Wade.
CltarloH King III Liverpool
The Observer ha received word
from Charle 10. KIiik, foruierly or
Hot Luke, Hinting that he had ar
rived Btifcly Iu Liverpool, Kliuliinil.
lie ay lie I feeling good after the
voyage.
Here on Land Ilusine
Ixiuis L. Sinionis, of Itichlanil, wa
in the city today 011 land office Inisi
nes preparatory to the land sale to
11101 row.
IIHiiiu to I'cnilleton
Mr. John McNuil. 11 returned !
her home in ri ndl' tou last evenlni
niter spending the past two day
visiting with Mr. 1'reil Johnson.
Caller nt L11111I Office
(ioorgi! M. Tuck.-r of Joseph was
a busliie caller at the Laud office
yesterday afternoon.
Mm. Turkey on Ixuiit Trli
Mr, li. C. Turkey I visiting
friend in St. Paul and Mlneiipoll
end from there will go to I. on Auge
le to visit for Home time. Khu will
1.1 urn to I.a (Iranile nlioiit the first
of the year.
(foe to Itlllll, Idlllio
I'biiI Spillmiin, county agricul
turist, Is iu llulil, Idaho, whore lie
will attend the Khoriliorn sale at
Hie Dig Spi-lni:' rann't touiorrow.
To Irfirate HiTe
O. Nettle and wifo of Eugene,
huvo been In tho city for tho past
few days, preparatory to locating
hero. Mr, Nettle wn inlen-sld In
llin Onliurn hotel In Uugeno.
films Iprints
IN t OUT
B v Preserve L
Vour
i : .
II. M, (iillliuu ll-rt
. M. Cilliiiiii f Hnkiir, Mul n
truck Hnl'Hinn, Is t raiiKiu'l inn Imsi
ncsH In th city lml;.y.
Tl-llllMirtM llUllM'MJ
Ariliur K. I.nmbcrt of Nnrti
Ptiwilur wa n 1uim(ih hh cjiIUt ii t the
liiliil off let tixluy.
Tho Mi'lhmllKl will luivo a
rummnno n;ilo hi li;i!W.!ijiciit of
tliunli Wod. Oct. 22. li-2l-lt
Kiist'rn Slur to Mwt
The fiiat social moctinpr f the year
for the Ku.'.U'i'it Star will ho nn vvvnt
of tuinoiiDW evening iu the club
rooms.
Imhlcr l-'jirmi'i' In Tmvn
Cluirh'H K. Knoimn, fjirmrr of IV
ImhhT disi rict, tipi'iit last cvi'iiiiri
In tho (My.
I 11I011 Nllor Hon
V. II. Low nf Cnion in a Inisinc.'
visitor In tho city.
Two Hfihliinil M011 Hii-
lohr I'lski'Nim nml Alvlii lOnkol
a 011 oT Hichliuul wnnt nuiiiosH vi
Itors in thi' city y(-Mifiilny.
ItnMcr t'onr Miiiricil
Win. KoIIIiih uml Miss Cr:i.
Coiiu;ii, hoih of linldi r, worn unit
' ( in iiinrrlaKu Nu.ulay jilfornooii at
Uin M. K. rarKoniiKO, Itov. N. SIict
utiin ll:iwk (tlll.'I.MiliK-
Sii"iin'rvill.i Vl-ilor Her.-
MIhh iiiaiich CombM of Hiim:ner
vi.'titor In the cily.
villo Is
I'Min 'niplo llrif
J. A. KininniT ami wire of
an roi'lstifivd at oun of tin?
hot' K
miik;i:t tkam.
Ft.
OAKLAND, Oil., Oct
Mary's college hero has i
fontaliall tram of hoys, nmtp of whom
vchch more than 110 pounds.
Oct'jlj.-r is here attain and the time
for the full sale will soon arrive. Lo
cal Shorthorn brec'I'Ts arc civini; their
sale candidates trie finishing touches
to make them appear to advantage in
the sale rintr. The spring ?ale con
sisted of fifty head, the fall offering
will indii'lo thirtv-six head, consisting
of twenty-three hulls and thirteen fe
niales. The animals offered are all of good
lireedinir and typo and shotild make
them attractive to farmers, ranK'mon
and hreedcrs alike. This stock is al
rcady acclimated and is all in n:ood
hievdinir emdition. Th(jre is an addi
tional ndvnnlnoe for Me rangemen in
sefiirinjj his ranje hull now as ranjre
, hulls will he scarce in the spring, nnd,
j further, he can winter them to the
j hest advanta-'e preparatory to turn
h;in tint; on the rnnfo. The femalei offered
loea! afford an excellent opportunity to ro
eure a foundation stock, females ho
j in in great demand.
The irreate ndvnn'aire in buy ins nt ,
this pale is in the f".'t that the aninutlsj
are n tiered, nv ea.aniisneu nrnrdoi
COMBIHATI0N HEATING
.K5v TI
Ji Zl Y Tti
9 S J V
Ik firelaix of thi stove will bury
IH-jarb wood laying flat, oa the
Krute. You do not get Ifae effi
ciency out of wood if you Jiurn it
Ktamlinj; on end.. It ha a lurKe
door fur burninj; cfcunKH or knots'.
When you reverse the prates you
have a small narrow firelwx for
coal.
i
have a heater be
our stove $22.01),
$:12..j0, $I2."0, $lli.50,
FiHlr
lllS, Ami l Ifyoltbaveto
I MmJ'! Ki r vK I sure aniAJook at
iSiii -
nrMrKOBaUttaHMrUHMUM
Carr Furnit
W. tr:1. -i-i la: ?s-sJ
Jill
IDEAL UNIVERSAL
We also have some used stoves
that we have taken as first payments.
me Co.
"Where Your Credit Is Good"
''inidif I'
V ho have a reputation to sustain.
'Hie eon-itrnors to the sale are: CI.
('.. Taal, of Ln Onmdc; G. W. DeLr.y.
Tiot Lake; W. .T. Townlev, Hot Iiky.
W. W. Green, Union; W. E. Green,
Union : Davis lims.. North Powder:
WANT TO U'i;i
iusii:ss srx itr.Ts
A Lot nf Gold Fish.
Have you seen the gold fisn? A
most heautiful lot are to he seen anil Mrs. Charles Jncobsan, North Powder
to he sold ut Suveithorn's. Prices i,e V. O. Cummincs, Blount Vernon.
r.Oe, 75c, $l.d0, and JM each. . !
dly-HKM tfj MANY TI!A1M(i St noON'!:nS
BAKERY SOLD yorreinoiinVnr.. -of -li A . -leiated Pre.-.
1 iN I. . A , Ali? : .". ii- JM . 1 I ...
TO NEW PEOPLE Iail) 'l riulin Hcliooners fairly
MWi'rineti HI ih'iiu sea mum in.-.i
sn:i. aecotilin lo terri.orial sen:tlor
.1. Ii. Ilerknian of Ketchikan, who
has ju.d rotuniei from Nome.
The so'inonfiv;, Mr. Keckman said,
w re pari ieularly active in trjdinu
with t!ie SUfriiLU coast, -and furs
lare part of the cargoes
(Continued from Pago 1)
time and have come to the conclusion
after traveling over the eutiie North-
st, that it is the best town in tin-
country. My wifo and myself and Mr. I formed
Ailleff are delighted with the coup-j Fur values-In the North Wore well
try ano with tlie business which we ! Illustrated when white fox pells ob-
have jUst purr-huso.!. In time wd will mined on. ties riiboilmi side for ?2l
make some changes iu the iiuarters'a skin, sold at isonie ror
and add more machinery for we ex-!" 11
poet to do a very large bakery busi
ness in Ln Grande. Mr. Ailless will
have full chatge of the manufacturing
end and I will lUend to the business
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Nettle leave tonight
for Kugene to close up their business
mid will return to stay. Mr. Adl-ff
and family are' hero and will lake
cha-gc of the bakery plant at once.
H is good news to all to know that
Mr. and Mrs. Putli will not leave Ln
Grande, but will reside here In the
future.
Correspondence of the. AM.soeluted Pros.
UK KLIN, Sept. 23. Tho Bourse
Gazette states It has information that
industrial interests and big business
hi general are planning a common
campaign ngatnst the coverment's
proposed measure localizing employ- (
es councils with auministrative or
itdvtsnry fnnctions.
One of the chief objections to the
projected measure is that It will
I give rmpioyes who become member5
of r.dviKory boards or directorates
access to balance sheet n and to bus
iness secrets genernlly.
KAIII Y I'lIOSr ON Yl'liO.
Corresprmdenco of tho Asorfnti-'l l'res.
FORT YUKON. Alaska. Sept. 2.
I By Mail) Frost appeared here
August .'ill thh: year, weeks earlier
than ever before; , AHwough Fort
Yukon is Inside the Aractic Circle
(he first frost generally does not
make its apearance until .some time
late in September.
FOU SALK 2 bds, mattresses and
St'riiiKS, 1 dresser, 1 Bofa, 4 large
rock t rs, 2 stands, 1 Victrola and
records. 1J17 West Y St.
10-21-3tp
LOST Small bunch of keys. $1.00
reward. Heturn ' to Observer of
fice. L. Garrlck. a0-21-3tp
INEW TODAY i
OR RKXT-ruVnlshcd room.
Wash. ave. V'.ntio ii. 1 nil.
1 IJ-2
C.inipholatum does just what B
clainieii for it, for chapped lips,
chapped hands, sore nose, burns,
croup. Bore throat and for all chest
applications sold nt 35c and 05c it
v 19-16-t.f:
f Tuieapple ,
f Desserts 2c
District Coiiri'li'llci' 'ItiiN Wick
The district contcrctn't- of Cm l..i
Ortuido distrli-t of thn Methodist
churcli will inci'i on 'I'hiu-Kilu.r aiTT"
Friday of thin wim It in tUc loci'
Church. Dr. Conruii MccklViliur)
ni'crftiiry of tlie lli-lenn :ucn, v'.'l
Ini licri and on TliiirsdHy eveniu;'
will fiicak on the- "Audacity of th
Mcthodlst Church "
OH YOU
SPUgS!
Mince Meat
M'nu't
M.'.:i(.
olil.'iiii.ililt
per lb.
Tie (inic is linv. Try mir Itullt Miinv
It is ll;ili flVlll tin rll.iircsl iiiatffi:ils
just like lHollltT used to 'lil.lkf 3fC
OiTumi Ci'.tiilii ri.i.-s iin- now in. Tlii'y jny licaiih
1'nl, (li liciuns anil finrAotiiical- 20c per quart."
This is Hot. TaUc tiling Onlcp a ' i i:n-k;i ir f tntv
Hot Cake l'lonrs and wiiiio ofoni" Maple Syri1s.
. )
AVf liavc nil tin- ln-st In Suds all frt-sli sto, k. A
ct'inijilfti' 1 iii or FicmIi Pniit nnd NYm-taM. in'
w'wsfln- , . 1
Home of fjyicy OroceriNi - pfione M;in 95.
Vhonc IW.icV luVfu- npuds.
raiMMl on dty ) ti iutToti-i i-r i u-h t -(m1.
Next car due iii Wednesday.
Allowance made for own deliv
ery at car.
T
-SrV pineal
E i
for121j
wealth of
flcvor.anda
sis peuple
P Von owe
trLtl of this ccv
The bottle in
each package
of Pineapple
Jiffy -Jell con
tains all the
rich essence
half a ripe
pple. The
dessert has a
exquisite
e serves
cents.
arself a
10 Flavor; at Your Groew'u
2 Package! for ZS Cenlt
i n Is
X
li.. .
WAMr.D rr.ntll girl. Grande FAMILY DRUG STORE
K WANT AT) will fln Tt I Rnde hnsiptnl. f 10-?1-3t' la GPANot.ORtdON
i rVber-oidmalthoid
! READY ROOFINGS
W '
M
mi i
H
ill V- XJ Jt. W V 4 U m
VAUDEVILLE
ARCADE
Wednesday Only
1. KDlM-ft KAYKRt-Sinuiiwr. laucii an.l
'I'alVim'. i ' ,
2. WKST iV.l'Mri.MvKhi. hi '" Wanted.
l'ai'ti'Xr.
I
X P.I'AT.KICKV.A MOXTr - TL, ofti,,' i.
1Y MiV nti'if To Pini-t'T.
I. AlTiCKN ttKHSrH-ri.'as Foivni,',
. AVooili u ''aoc'llaiii oi s and
( , . .,
Shows the "dry end" -of a huge felt-mak-
ine of our mills.
This pfcture
ing machine in i
Felt is tfte "bite" or body of ready roofing. Quality in
roofing derinds so much on the quality of this felt foun-
thatl
dation
felt used in
In this w
extra-tough,
e manufacture in our own mills all of the
akihg Ru-ber-oid and Malthoid Roofings.
hly can we be assured of securing the
'g-fibre wool-and-cotton felt necessary
for building long-lasting qudities into Ru-ber-oid and
Mitlthoid. -
Ru-ber-oid and Malthoid Roofings are made by saturat
ing this extra-quality felt with a highly waterproof
asphaltic compound, after which the saturated felt is
coated with a long-lived, weather-resisting compound.
Doth the saturating and coating compounds are refined
in our own plant for this special purpose.
From rags to wrapper, Ru-ber-oid and Malthoid Roof
ings ?re mr,de within our own organization made to
kive lasting service. Ve have 'been making ready roof
ings for 35 years. During this time Ru-bef -oid and Mal
thoid have proved their quality under ull Sorts of trying
conditions. They are sun, rain and fire re
sistant. The price is tnghcr, but the cost is
less, because they asf longer aid need
fewer repairs. When you bu roofing, buy
real protection. ' .
The PARAFFINE COMPANIES. Inc.
S.n Francisco, California
i.
Ronnnct P.lt, .
BuSaing P.p.,.
W.t.r-prootinj
M.t.ri.la
CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY
riioife Main 7.". 1 1' am' of Fawv (im.-cnt s
tr iwr iovrin( B
lna-inrul Pli:iu 1 '
, Kibc.Cunuin.rn I
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