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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1921)
o " EVENING OBSERVER ft " - 5 05 e ToPTj"qT 9 $ L3l GRANDE NewSpring Styles' IfOW ON DISPLAY SKUiTK COATS DHKSSES SflJlTS HAT -bijOfses. N-w Wash Uooils"; ' ' ' Nrcw Dress Trimmings, Beautiful New Silks vorij inspection TWiTKD All at New Low Prices " Hill's Dep't Store t ft GRANDE MAY PAGEjTWO the i PLYING BEGINS iHtri'DnwT 1ILLL UUnul (). A. I'P m "9 - a w ... over Ne.,... of Elgin, Saturday, fthe k ", Tjo ! . ZT w 5r T A Iff AT.T.flT ' Berk won the tfliSii fall Jn nineteen yar, - WAJUun " minute whit n arm iriMW the ease at the home ug his stepson, n i j .. ...... ,. . if. co,l full went to Nelson itt three fred E. Kareell, Saturday mgni, . , 'minutes, wit., a ... bold. - Be. lhcld thi morning at 9 o'clock fnji , WALLA AI.I.A. W ' .Fef " T , !.., i.nk r. ih .hirrt mil. th Pro-Cathedral. Inwrment w;i .-s Jn now,ng has started m .the. Mt CaKary cemetery. .uuthern pan 01 me in - Mr Maiarkey was 78 years of age , , j( uf thl. opM1 was0n. I urmer will and has reside! in Portland since !t..j their spring gr-ij,-. n -en earlier . when he name here from New York. I v;ir. The going wt (or .!oW II,. first engaged in he Rrw-fry busi- ljng js l a ,ay and board and farmers ness with his brother, the late Jas. J. say they ari, getting polity of help. Malarkev. Sr. (Spring pU.wm(r lat year ccst . win- L jnlng in 11 in in u lc, wlilia toe uoiu. It Is iindersloml that S'""lt. H" ItnAfjr ohnmplon, is to 4iav a re lurn mat!! wifh Hckr to be slaked Kl Hai'iPs in the nwir fMir?; 3. N. STANFIELD IS READY TO LEAVE , FOR WASHINGTON VALENTINES To Suit All FIVE FEET OF '. (UlAUl'ATKS BI!IU) j Kl . K pr;'AH'niKXT. . J.nlire ew flvor Is Now Heine Kqpipprd for Jlome Kxonomir j !) rlment l Hixh School j CORVAJ.I.I Keh. 8. "1 Grunde !muy riKhtfulJy IjoVst of one r,f the most attiacUvtt'infl best fTanpcd CZ . u" u'"fl1TOOnom' ;"- . ,.0RT,.ANI)i i.v -onited Stale T"1". n.th y ,U' KenaU,r-Elect Robert N. Stanfield is class of UM9, .p ...letter to Miss Her- K f , j h- busin3 I itlm Davis, IWrjcMuperv.sorof home , pPrepart,tory to ,My. J economus. Jr. t. fuf Wlu,hiltt))nj a c Senator J I Ml!iR Maffiniam is head of th-i home l.stunfield intends to be in Washington economus deparuneiil of the l-a jto be sworn in bv March 4. StunfieMl! I , . 1H lUKiiiff u tii"ip HiierKHi, iq me pi u- i t(l in bllilflinv .un ji ilciiful mnt thnfi i i r i . t i I r punui lii ffiiiiiiiiuit! i uimiiiu cuuui lhi has outgrown Its ori?inar quarters. 'on American coast-to-coast ships, be She has been assisted by Miss Marjor- ljevin( that the elimination would re- t undit. uimo irrauuLe oi u. j. I.. . class of jd.'iy. Feb. 10th Jast day to pay water rent j without a penalty. g-8-t. it nT to aTertH. . Orange Week WW, who is instructor in I household arts. Interest in this department develop ed to such an extent that the board of education decided to furnish new and iluier quarters. The space was pro vided by raising the roof of the new manual trninitiK building and addinK another story. The entire new floor KAMKI.A, t'eb. 8. (Special.) '" UKmK equippea lor nome economies There is five feet of pnuw on tile ( work Hid it is expected that classes Kumela hills now, and II has kept the I1" mf!!' Ihere at the beginning of rutiirv and snow plow quite busy for ,llc SPl,'l semester, according to Miss ' 1 ,VI nrrntiii.,n (dure ocean freight rale and lie u lnon SNOW ON HILL the oaut few days, Many Kaniela people went to I.a ItiriiMdc Satnnlay to attend the last Magnuson The new department includes a ful ly equipped domestic science labora to the Northwest. Many Bargains May Ee Found at Rummage Sale In the Library Spcciiil n Oranges Uso Oi-em Prortiwts, siuli as Kci .,.! finl.lvti Rh1 Oats and Pancake laniooU Clieesp, Ooldi'.n Went and CofTccs and i'liez Jams and Jellies ..35c doz. Olympic Flour; Til-l!m-al Oluh The hl(?h co-it of living will eer -!! PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE REX ALL STORE iuht nf "Sliupery Gulch.'1 Among, tory composed of three unit kitchens. i ithose going were Mr. and Mrs. II. K. a cafeteria, laundry, dining-room, and' 'I Mickey, Miss llaael Swanger, Kussell , reception room. The household nrts Collier, Dick Kvans. Miss Marie Cot-.,unit nus a large sewing laboratory iwmtK&vt'iif.wnBiiiawm BAD BREATH f0 YOU WANT your friends to avoid you? They SJ Will certainly do 80 when your breath is bad. There is no exputc for anyone having a bad brcatlh It is cpurftsd -by disorders of the stornach which can be corrected by taking Chamberlain's Tablets. Mirny have been permanently curvid of stomach troubles by the use of these tablets after years of suffering. Price 25 cents per bottle. 91s lier. Mr. and Mrs. U. Dyer, Miss Ger aldine Harden and Basil Bert Collins. (They all report having a good time. i Mrs. Wm. Pidcock and little daugh ter are spending a few days in Ka- imela 11s the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ; Frank Ilunlen. Mr. and Mrs. Jones and Mrs. S. A. Ingerson were, business visitors in La Grande Saturday. Mr.' and Mrs. Joseph Fontaine, wlio li ft for urn extended visit to various parts of the Kast, were last heard of I in Chicago, 111. They report very I good weather for this lime of the year. Walter l'arkir returned to his posi tion us engineer after n few days vis it with his wife in La Grande. . Karle Cox left for Bend, Oregon, where his' wife has, been attending school. She will return home with him. K. I.. Allen, a well-known home steader of this place, relumed from ' Pendleton, where he has purchased U .few carloads ofliSy: Ml'.A11tm i dealing in thoroughbred llolsteins. filling room, closets, exhibit cabinets. and n teacher's rest room. Inlnly gl a sharp glow at the Tree Kund KuimnnKe tfulo given by the Neighborhood Club. Such . good things have been donuied 'by (he pecfpln. A doxen g(v:al men's suits. undfywenr that shows no signs' of i wear, children's eliilbes, jinany ofli Itheni new, ladies' ready to wear, ! are all on hand and Willi Do ;on dis-ji play In (he ahop m Ihe basement of jj the cily library February 11 anil 12. 2-8-lt i! CHARLES BECK WINS WRESTLING BOUT AT ELGIN RI.OIN, Feb. 8. Charles Heck, who was lcr,intcd In Baker recently III a wrestling match by O. D. Scolt, linker champion, won In two fairs MULARKEY IS BURIED A fresh sliipnient of cookies and crackers inado in Oregon. Hulk rrafepi : 20c pound FKKSII VK(iKTAi:lJ':S-'airots,, TurnipK, jiaisley,' cauliflower, sjiinadi, celery, , lettuce, hagecab. ' ... -Also Rrape finit, apples and green peppers. NO CHARGE FOR DELIVER Funeral Services Are Held This Morn ing in Portland for late Customs Official. PORTLAND, Feb. 8. Funeral ser-!J vices for Mark A. Malarkey, employ-!j ed in the appraiser's department at if Joel's Grocery t j I SUBSCRIBER Would you become n I regular correspondent? HOT CAKES I NOW IS THE TIME TO EAT HOT CAKES. We have the following brands of Self-rising , Pancake Flour: -KERR PANCAKE ' -GOLDEN ROD PANCAKE CENTENNIAL PANCAKE - OLYMPIC PANCAKE AUNT JEMIMA WHEAT PANCAKE - AUNT JEMIMA BUCKWHEAT - QUAKERS PANCAKE. AM. Oh1 TIIKM (ll'AUANTKED FACTORY. SATiN- Save by trading at GROCER Quality and Service J. G. HOLM THEATRES !! i Ji (II Villi K It AY AtiAIN A (III'M'KV lt"V IN TT.T.Il COll:s HDMK' 111 "lloiner Comes ilolue," to bc shown at (he Slierry Theairo t,slay it n it lonioiTow, Charlit, Bay bus an oilier of those coiiniiy toy rolen for hicb lie is (uinous on (be McreenT 'flloimis II. Itn productHl the pic lore. The slory cvl;irs aroircd Muiner CnVellder, who KOS lo I li -ciiy and b.-ciMoes a clerk.' Having iii'.uliiiibiK'd ii fw luiiiilnd doll. 'is. he r.'iario, hoaut mi niw vucmio. and cit-iiit's u hii; lotoritsslon with I he tnwnsdilk s a nuin of Weulli end aiTiiirs. . H9 n-iejws , bis - af liiuinia nr Mh iin-otty Itiichu, I I'loil. coiupleti'ly otllshiiuug hi! rival, Arlliur Machiut. son of I be Wh'iiI IkiIi'I proprietor. Homer slari.! si'lllMK slock 10 hnild In Malnesville u branch liu-loiy 01' (he concern for blch he winks as clerk. The vIIIiiki'ik I. ill, hut young M.i. 'him leiiriiH the truilh mid prumeds 10 ruin Mount's Utile scheme. How '"'i 'IhiiiKs Mini out 'happily and Monii.,. wins nor .'inly the girl, bin Oil' IH!lluiM'l':-lli: uf the Miiilll'SVl'.lc fiiclory. On Mie sam.i nronra.il! will '11 shown "The. .n4- Cily,'' Kpi.'.od-.i No 1 1 nel to Hi., last Doe. WE PAY 47. On TlftE, DEPOSITS That Business Will .SMCcjeed Best which most completely embodies Friendship and , Brotherhood. We earnestly desire every M-person in this community to '.. prosper. '' ''. "When you open, a check , account with us we. give you the helpful co-operation that .""reaches right down into the "-VITAL needs of your business. . rk tei:- . ..jua?4 LA OKANDE NATIONAL DANK - LA GRANDE , ORE. SOUND-RELIABLE- PROGRESSIVE ! . .. Men's Shoes I English or Medium Round Toe, also Army Last; Black or Brown. When you look at these, you will realize that our Shoes are down on the NEW Low Price level. YOU.WIUNF.KI) SOME LENTON SEAS EN 'U l V-CI.-I1 . 11 lllh -illt Allr. ttKPMsD.lVi PRESCRIPTIONS 1 9 u . WE FILL ANY DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION PUTMAN'S-PRUG STORE, 0 "Ihe Recall Store". j If yon were a d"tclive. And. ;im,,l a l.auuriil hlond. No. day uv. r 1 1) Ke-1 , Willi a baby iri-. Vbi tM -braint" Ihe cro. k ! " 'I ""ikN In CrookOom Ami -U- u: y,in. She i Kl-lllK : iii.ikc ureolint steal the 01 Id lud I Hour n. Ami duel you ii. c.i'i'h ,.,.r And rlie ! ahad , V",l or nwlisd ten ii.. worth! of ''III cold Inioia. Am' you ;.i j cut y. -r inH'ki t mi, . un . An, I i-'" iikiii 011 1 lie trail. And btvir ii kii hir. She'd rhi.nii.d hr I u'llt.l. And decided lo no Mr.iiclil , And thin meal your hear,. WJini "Mid you. do Well. Ill "Wanted at II I lm:nr "'1:' which In nhawintl ,a iV- Ar rnde Tl.lreVedllvda.v only, v.4!) Noak as the. beautiful queen f rriMikdoin, die deiejfte rwimm. beiynw, aa he -. r1n del, ln n I id liens for the riiinai ,'l.t.." - THE WORKING MAN'S STORE - M 1 . I m 111 Hi OF THESE ', I fried or B fl S-rfSjJ Tiii 1 CALL : I ' II ,11 mi'hioinirf.i ... ii i II rrit . v .... . M I Irm Mil KipjH'rHl Salnu.il n,,,,,.!, r,.(ir;.i, v'l II . TABLE SUGGESTIONS Fish Balls, in Fish Bouillon, 40c, to he prepared with various sauces. Kippered Sardines, 1-11. oval cans, 40c. Very rich and nutritions; smoked with a 'aii fornia wood, which makes them different. Preferred Stork Saliiiuii, in 1-lh., and ov"f tins; highest Rrade extras, retail.- 4l'e, and TO.- a ean Sardinvs Imported Xorweian Smoked, put up in pure Olive Oil; small fish, at :0c. American Sardines, purr Olive Oil. 2-"k'. AmonV;m Sardines, hih rade ' Cottoiiseeil Oi), l.V ' SliinMP, I.OMSTEIJ. CUAV, ' OYSTKHS, TFXA' ' '. In Hanv Different Brands. Those Orange) you get at SnoJ g,i t.1'erv sutv fine. Het'.r try ;.r.. (4,u Main's, Fie Deliv. ' v " 23II. PHONE MAIN 80 patttson . brothers ' Grocery . . The Home of AMERICAN BSAUTY FLOUR. 1 The Lenten Season Begins with ASH . WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9. We will have a Fresh SNu k.'of Saft and Smoked J ish, iiuhnlinu Kiiipeivd (;.k1, Kipjurnl Syl mi hi, Bniehss r.idrish Fin nan rradd.e, S;,l.i.o Belli,,., Shrimp' Loh sters, Claims Val, Meyt, Salmon. 'Iliis'ls OraiHre' Wfek-h't s senil'voiiV dozen Fancy Sweet Navels " j:g;snodgbass . . .. a 109 Epot 6t . (IAII(1E FpR Poone Main 75 DELIVKftY- e O "bmsu. f 9 . . ', . ( 9 O 0 A I 1 0 p -a. 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