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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1921)
LAGR&N'DE EVENING OBSERVER r'UfDAY, APRIL 22, 1921 -P4.CB TWO c n - , - ) ;i - i' t P e! tri -U I ti o . O HPT: SPM8G -Sons e FOR W0MN Special - For-. Saturday April 23 was victorious by a 16 to u store. The senior claim ut the Cove h.vh school will put in & outi.iTn piny, ITI.wn in Dixie. FiA!avUi.-ht. The play is Rood and the students are il g.g their utmost to mane it a fiuc- CoVc will gn.W.te a class of elev- fti this year; 'Mis. Mai'inn ConVrfn. CREMONA TiHM l.4?n Ogden, Edox De B&rde, Pease and Measnrs. Truman (irace Pease, RECEIVER ' HflRTfcANT), I. inn, stork Apr, ler and creditor Si lw Desmond I-'uId. Sieve Selak. Oscar .Cremona r-homigrapt, comfuny. was n..llin, 8?uhet. : Porter an? rain0Ta,,1xec?r .V , Conlcy - i '' 0 company by Presiding CiTrun Judge Cove a I I . Grand? nlayed their ;Kavnnaugh. . Ufirst le.ie Sunday. C,e win- 1 ' slej.0 was UKm. Vter anor- V.. 1 1 ....... . l w 0 iV - i i. ..in 'i"S the company for r17 doe him .1 i'T'r'ftT "! I worl' -old -he .court that the the W.K list. " 1 'company was on the verge of ill- Mrs. J..laefer slowly erov-, suy am, some tpp -hail t0 b(. .!'?', . V , .i ,f - !tken t protect 'investors. 1 he Ladies nl of the E. lhe comAny has aets of $170,8M f.hurrh entertained Wedne-.My it wa only j2f, of which is in afternoon by Mrs. C. ?.. Rowe. A'cash The iuWities were placed at bounlifW luncheon' wu served and a, j5ooo. ' , . a pleasant, afternoon en-ofe:l hy all. .; WB9 gteed upon as receiver Miss Birdie ;Hell, who ban been Dy attorneys, for drfemlant and.plain- uluilim, fn.. thil lias I un lVA.tL-u ' ti. - " e""- nil. Wall Walla,' Wash., is at homej a(fin. ' ;. - Smart Stoapera Artaredate "Service." i mtf4 m-ss i..ini, or wiin wuna Thei-e are jtwt twolve of these mil(, jtt arrived yesterday... They Tare made of Navy Blw, H wool i'oplin, H Hlzes... To 30 on sale for (his day only. spent the weVk-e'iul wiali her parents .in Cove ' , I Miss Nell Eckersly, vho has been, visiting Mislf Kdila (Vimstock nen .Nampa, l(bihq)(ohd her sister, Mrs. IF:. H. Conklin at Ontario, Oregon, is .home again v ... , j Mr. E. 'B. Conklin, of Ontario, spent a tluy in Cove last week ,on his way home from Spokane, where he had been attending a corivent'a.n of in surance men and also visiting his brother, R. tonklin, now of Spo kane but formerly of Cove, MrB. J.. R. Conklin is just recover ing" from an operation at a hospital in Spokane. . i I)r.,(i li. Rajnsdell is quite ill at his home here, front and rheumatism.' . ' - Mrs. J. Ei Steams, of l,a finnde, and her sister, Mrs. B. II. T.ieyy, of Pendleton, are sendi.)K a week vis iting Cove friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Harris, are. the proud parents of a small son. Mr. Harris is a student of agriculture at (X A. C, and come home last Sat urday on a short leave of absence, to welcome his young on. .Mrs. dace, . Cove librarian and Cove Sentinel correspondent for the Union Republican, with ...Mrs. Grant G'-irdinier .we.re Union visitors one day this week. . Mrs. Eva W. Duncari has been ap pointed a memujer of the publicity ro.nn.iUee . of ; the Union County Afl shoppers appreciate service and that is why 0 many shoppers ap preciate the particular service which we. give. There ( a peculiarly in timate contact between our store and our customers. .Each of them is giv en to immediately appreciate the re markable extent to which we Will go to erve them in a Satisfactory way. We realize that our store to beceme an institution in this vicinity must be built up on a strong foundation of satisfaction guaranteed and by this method we plan always to assure you of the finest goods that drug stoics sell, the lowest prices drug, stores quote on quality and the finest per sonal service, miat me transaction muv be cnmoleted to vntir satisfne- heart Iroubh" tion. Remember this when you are '.Hy ing serious medicinal needs, ordinary toilet articles or luxury items, which we sell. Remember that service with us is more than a fad it ia a fact we give you service such as onIn can be provided by THE SERVICE DRUG STORE. FAMILY DRUd STOflC i.A aANDC.OHCSON . 4-21-tf .etche I :rrr ; M' " . . . U !: .;.' 65c. : 1 ..lilies' Knit Vnion- St'les UvA mct Vy IT , d.'miuut. Quality that wlm'ils of no superior . ; ,. . ' . it thin price ; ' ' I ill . H I THE HUB f W nnnvnm MW'fl nTD'R.'F. 11111 ' Hot Drinks. Served 'just as yon like it. Pure, wholesome, tsrsty, satisfying hot drinks always can he found at our fountain. Hot Chocolate, H.it Cof- : -r 1 -1 ' I I HILLS' UErA Kiln H,iV 1 SiUKrJ I iNewsrroiiiouirouiiuiiig tucauues , I. ' i ' , . , I. . in tiini i : nni n nin , WILL nULLI IMF HFRflfi mmw iiiww m w Jlerause of the slowness with which the cattle must travel, he herders plnnned to get into the river canyon Tllril Tfl nlllnr spcml thc night, ..rover- fllLill I II U Al' L ling the remaining, distiinre the fol- H l r lU 111 li Hill 111 1 lowing day. To do away with the ne- JlllLII I U IIIIIIUL. cessity of nark horses, food and bed ding was carried in a truck. The grass on the reserve is reported as being rather good in spite of the sight was presented to the people of & wi t,,rou;hol . the district when about- aeven hiln- summer and that the cattle and hun dred horses and cattle of the Sum- es will be fonil in good condition .nervine i.ivesiocK Asanciution pass- ,,t round-un time n -the fa . . through on their way . to their I Iwu school has less than two IOWA SCHOOL PIETRICT, Apr. 21. (Special.) A most picturesque rd III illeallh Associatjon. Mrs. W, 1. T.il- ,e. Hot Beef Tea, Hot Clnm Bouillo?, i.ol ot i.a tirunue. wno nas Deen sec- " 'mr ucuciunn ur.i.Rn, retuiy fdr tne association, hW re- Phasing, hot and snappy. -. They're signed to, bocortir chairman of '.hi Booa lnese "ay- m n and Minmitlm, ' I " ' injoy your favorite drink at , our 1 11 r:iKo..n u on.oioinln.. ).h. . Iuuniin. er from Texas The brother. W I fuu ""nKS iney iso not met for 37 venrs . Cove looks 1 ' ' i v.win n an good to a man from Texas that he aiauo uumobiauuary v, will locate here ui-rmanentl. A r AH.HKK Ll'KKII W KHKLMA ' T1SM. "A man living on a farm near here ame in a Short time go completely doubled up with rheumatism. I hand ,ed him a bottle of Chamberlain's Lin- iment andLtold him to use it freely." " savs C. P. iRaVder. Patten MilU. N Y. "A few days later he walked into the store as straight as a string and handed me a dollar, saying, 'give me PLAYING AT ARCJtDE another bottle of Chamberlain's I.ini- mem; 1 want it in tne npuse all the fime, for it cured me.' "adv. COVE, Apr. 21.-- (Special.) A special session of the Farm BVeau tie mis l)i:ice oil rfei.ne.sui'.y was wi . , the purpose of demonstrating gopher ' Ketom BusineiuCl Constance s THEATRES "DANGEROUS BUSlNES WITH CONNIE TAJ-MADGE and .the tuberculin Trail, but the snow lies too d-p on j the summit to allow it this veir. I Winl Ads Pay. respective ranges bn the Finest Re- weeks now of Its eiirht-monlhs term. erve. About ,noon, on Kriilny- the A communlty dinner is being planned fifteenth, Hie lanes were filled .with to relcbnitc the last day, according to ithe slowly nuiVing held, Over dm- custom. Yen' men wonr drivimi. wilh. the, help The recent rain has been (ripoleil fpftilizors i a iiumoer ni u.igs.V'i no roilti' tnk- cheerfully hy some whose fields of Tor cattle. , ,n; around by lrry, It it dlstaWe ef 'winter' grain "had beiruil to form a A conimunity mass meeting Is to ever twenty-five', miles.' A much hard crust. ' "HutV no doubt, some of il held tn Cove Tuesday evening for il.orter drive would have been over the furniers are bewailing the deluy the .purpose of discussing the Cove- w.r hit 01 nu. r.iniiy, hy the Inilias h sen invn.-iriit ,i tmd lni iiiir. 1 n Ornnde road. A number 01 siH-ak- lera will lie here. The teachers and I the high school are preparing special ! music and .one special leaturr 01 ine 'occasion is the ice cream- and cake that will he served free to all. Each person, however, needs to provide himself with the necessary articles of table service for the feat. The work on the Cove-Uniun rond has already begun. ' Beginning Saturday evening, Cove is to have two moving pictuce the atre.. Kor the p:ist four months we have Wen without that popular en tertainment the "movies" for the reason, we are told, that the propri etor, Alvin Orton, was fitting up a . new building and just now, as the new building is in readiness, w 1 oresent. his first picture. Mrs. Nora Webb, the proprietor of the theatre in Union, has rented the old play hnfisr anil will present a bill on Saturday oveninir as well! Griper Duffy. is tl with typhoi.f fever. Mrs. C E. Eckstrom, one of Cove's popular achjiiol teachers, and latest 1 Id, slipped on the stairway t the Michael John O.'Fluherty, ' six months old, is the best baby motion picture, actor, who ejier performed before a motion picture camera, ac cording to' Constance Tnlmudge. "Dun- ll.BKt puison anil was presided over by K. K. 1 sturring vehicle, which will be Horn, U. S. Agriculturalist, of PorU'ahown at tneWhde Theatre today lann. ,oumy njrnv iiurry .-iv.rry snil Saturday, wnerein he is seen was present and conducted the item- reveling in a tub administered by onstrntion. ' A regular Farm Bureau -Kenneth Harfan. meeting will be On Friday to discuss A two-wrtoifledy, "The Pmich test, of the, ixwh,!' iilsp iinu nhown. . . ,." w . " .... . Soap Specials ' One Week, Commencing Aprl 2.1 6 bars Chrystnl White laundry Soap, 2 bars A. D. Naptha Soap, 1 bar Lily -White' Floating Bath Soap,' 2 bai-s Creme Olive Toilet Soup, with one 3 1-2 pound package of Sea Foam Washing .Powder, tree:'?.'- Special Price.. ..$1.00 Fruit Specials Royal Club Strawberries. ;.5 Royal Club Blackberries......:....., ,.,.....4c Rolay Club Apricots, large' can .r...--.45 Royal Club Peaches,- large can ,..,::.4! ' Our Home Peaches, large can , 2",c: : Roebles Apricots, large catt..;.'". ;.J.S ,-..'.. . 2!?c : Fresh Spinach; Asparagus, cttrrots, Parsnips', Let tuce, ridishes, ripe tomatoes, 'rhnharb,-bunch; turnips, T lieets, bunch radishes, green onions .. , . ' Gr,ape Fruit, Orangey and Lemons . : . Satisfaction Gtiaranteed " Free '' Delivery-. :' '' ' - K "-,:',-(-'....." JoeFs Grocery ....... ... WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN 0B; SERVER CLASSIFIED AD. I. 0 S T ! A YOimilTI. COM.PLKXION WHICH COULD HWR HKK.N ItlCTAlNKI). PROPER CARE US-lNii-TllH 15IXT TC'ILET ItRtjl'ISlTHS IS IIS- sr:Ti.vi. powdi'l' I:; Comhimitiiiii Cieatit Jon(ei4 fiOc an .all inniwwf t ream, being n.ierfec Also is an eM'i-llent niulit tiVBii.. !t vanish.':? (iiiit kly, .pruti'ils thw skin aril tUn-f not grow liaiP. . It uiikii' tlf .skin M.fl, smiMith niut flexi- avoiiliuf .'.he sliilnoss which is eamv wl by many vanishes V'ins. (thi Tmlit Refinement!), .Imiieel Cold Civani, Fme Powder, Ciiipai Is, Romw, Lip Sticks, Kj&'brow Pencils, (l.n, Pi'rfiiiic iwl (nicuj Ro(ttisiV'S. All nP tlaii.tily peifrmir4 wit) the woAlerfiil if odgr Joijlecl, if loniiict ..f 2l flowns, ;iii,J Will please yon. 0 T- r-.-.i W . FOREST FlHK 'AND's r? Irt RSTLNG DAM ARK. CERTAIN TO THRILL Mitchell Lewis' newest starring ve hicle, "King Sp.uce," which comes to the Star Theatre Saturday and Sun day, is a gripping hnman drama that holds the interest of the spectator from first to lat. The most thrilling situation and one in which, the star gvls his fill of1 heroics is the rescue of a lumberman ! from under o moving train. Joe Riy, prominent character actor who ap- pears in the role of Tommy Eve. a ! hamster with a burning hatred for prohibition, is hurled under a flat car itfter u furious fieht with Colin McLeod (Arthur Miilelte). A nn- ment Inter train .starts, and Dwight Wade (Mitchell Lewis), rating in the situation at a glance, rushes to Tom my's rescue and drags him to safety in the nick of time. EVERYTHING for the LAWN , KEEN KUTTER LAWN MOWERS A high grade, double gear, ball bearing machine with ll.-inch wheels, 5 knife reel and sharpening blade. , 16-inch $.10.25 1 i-inch $28.00 . ' . ' ' ROLO' LAWN MOWER A double gear, ball bearing machine with 9-inch wheels and 4 knife reel and "self sharpening blade. . . PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE uexaLl st&re till I 1 M tRION DA VIES DANCES.AGAIN IN HER NEWEST PLAY m.Klie -honl vestcxd.t-f and fell I ' ! striking her head and i uiinff 'her- . VoT g few mmutes Marion Davten, self up considerably but sustaining 'l'" tui screen star,.lips h.-k :n ...ani.s Iniurv -Mr. and Mis. Ec I ,ntn hf danc girt role in "The etrom vupy d apartmcut at th,1 '""" '.'"''r' th picture at the la,-. residence. . '' , ....v-l,. ni-rorumg to me. : Miss H7el !unrn gave a.smal' 131 -V", w b l t I dinner party .in.hr?. Covrs u,,,.'61'"- J'y by B unScrw,u , ou "nam-ier w, has selftfh nK 11I bo,iewif itfm i, "rT-d . . v . . T rmi 9c?nrm show nhMri i tn iK !! Ptlaml hoOH" report jm OM,Ilin ... w. slowly Improving . 'W .Pchous girl cctume't. InOrurt "A Poor MarrOdNMn . pui on bT ,g ,iri , , ,n,..Uia, lTdn high a-hool "" ung pmluctflm s.s i, th. Hme at Cove was d'.Ji''ft ucres. The ,'Orareful and iX,.,,v. a,., .. hO well Ticd, the cast was though iW picture ffishow her good ind everyho.ly wentome wO mostly in f wrious und Od.olion nlensed. a O lal moiwls. It i a r,l .-.. ! The Cove and Union high scll?)si tat bn of K. Phillips OjiWiiliftm't oWJ jnlived hall Saturday afjn'Qn. Cove el O !Q same tame" 0 lfi imh $21.00 11-inch ll'J.KO . 5-8 inch corrugated rubber hose 1-2-in heavy moulded rubber hose 1-2-in rubber hose, r0-ft- lengths 3-4-in' "Pioneer" cotton hose, fifl-ft. lengths 12-in "Euclid" cotton hose, 50-ft. lengths No. 45 Cyclone Lawn Sprinkler No. fj Preston Ijiwn Sprinkler t No. 51 Rusy Lawn Sprinkler , 1.8c per foot Kc fier foot .'. $7.25 I $7.0(T $C.OO v 52.55 $!I5 r. $1.40 ' 5. . Discount for Cash. n IV it 1 11 JREGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO. ' D Ik Pi , Mta-MBMai-i-MMM-. II 0 ' - H o e " o o ir j o o o e 9ee Mae" e 9 9 o- o - - j , - Til jeat.j,
