La Grande evening observer., May 07, 1921, Image 3

? SATURDAY. MAY 7, 1921
LA GRANDE EVEMN6 OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
1
y (j - RpubJcau.
f o o e !- Grande yesterday.
tha Job now. Vnitm
"9""-"
fo J ffirl Arrfi
n Born in Mr. and Mrs. .Jse)li
ia.llrtn, Sunday, May 1, a aevou
ftd a halt pound baby glrl,eat the
Oranda Ronda hospital.
Eaters Milrtarjr Svhool
Culle J'ri3old loft last nighl
witli mV brother, Carl, tor Irtland
where Ilia latter will enter Hill's
Hillary Academy for tho toutlng
oason. .
j;...r
from lnjuriej a hand while
working In a uicat market at t.'u
in, is raported igucb Improved.
rVortfr Powder .'ews. - .
Taken kick Here .
Mra. .Mary Thoirfyabn. of Union,
who went to La Urande two wecka
ago. to visifrinds, was taken sick
over tlieje and i unable as yet to
be bprught home. L'nluu liepubli
-y-fatWarl Burn
s'- Bintf-Lo Mr. and Mrs. William
f liernw, Sunday, May .1, at the
brands Ronde hospital, au eigli
pound girl,
l&iu, waa iu
In W'ullowa For Wcrk.Knd
Bruce 001181 upending Ihe week
end0 in Wallowa .with his family.
ItecAerliig From Operation .
Mlgs Helan Korus Is ronvalesclua
from a reecnt major gpcralion at
the Grande Ronde hospital. ! iss
Kerns is a student In the La
Grande high school.
candidates who are running ag-TAdney Rogers, ThtMias Hopper. Lee nt Oldenburg, of Portland, this week
Stella Inelo, who Is running for
JuSlor man .on the student tour1
ell. Two are elected aud threo men
hate been nomiuatod for the place.
Floyd Maxwell, or Union, la run
ning tor editor of tho Emerald, ahe
student body dally, whU Ralph
OqucIi, of Wallowl is running (or
Junior tutu on the eifcutlvo coun
cil,
Hod.
Locks Are Missing
Workmen on the now hotel at
Union expect to close up their tun
tract work this week, provided cer
tain martcrial arrived In time.
About 150 locks constituted an Item
short this week.
Ketches 1,000 Chicks
j W. B. Pit-kens received l.nnft day
'old chicks Thursday of the Taucrcd
trapnestod aiuglo comb White Leg
horn strain. This strain lias been
trap-nested continuously fur sixteen
years and only tho very best lay
ers ure kept for breeding punposos.
linker Lumber Man Here
Jobu Kceles, prominent luui'.ier
man of Baker. Bpent last night In , beautifully
Injures Hand
James Hooper, who has been suf
fering from blood poison resulting
Takes Fence Contract-
Leo Wuh chill and Klwyn Davis.
of Union, have tukou a conlruct to
build fence nlong tho slute high
way between Union aud Hot Luke.
t
i
MR. FARMER
Don't worry about your
help. Call piack 801. We
will secure your htjlp at
Reasonable Fet3
TOY YOJJNli
Cor. Jefferson and Depot
Thone Black'801.
FLYING
Sunday,
weather
ting
penn it-
110
First Ten Rides
Two passengers
$10
McCaH
:i Ficll
Look for sign dii h, irhway
LA GRANDE AIK RAFT
Walter E. Lees
feu Pilot
For
information
Main 1
call
La Graudo, being registered at -the
Foley.
Otia Fellows to F.lgi"
A large number of Odd Fellows.
members of the Star Encampment
No. 31. I. 0. O. F.. ol this city,
went to Elgin today where an tu.
campmenl will be reviewed.
.J. .J. . J a J. .
f .4
COMING EVENTS.
! May 7. Baker-La Grande
! high school dual truck meet
! here, at Fairgrounds. 'I"
4 May 8. Mothers' Day.
4" May 8-9. Eastern Oregon
j" I'ental Conference nt Pen- 4"
J' dleton. J
' May 12. National Hospital
' Day. , '
I" May 14. Eastern Oregon !
f. Track Meet, Union.
J May 15. Union Hotel opens.
June 3-4. State Bankera' t
f. convention, Seaside and Ao-
J toriu. !
4 June 7. Special state elec
l lion.
July ii. leinpsey-Carienlicr !
j bout, Jersey City.
! July 2-4. State Convention !
i' United Artisanr, Astori.i. J-
July '15-17. Stale conven- J-
J tion, United Spinish War -J
Veterans in Astnriu. ' !
.J. .J.
. . .J. .J. .J. .J. 4 4
Take Fishing Tril """
Dr. and Jira. It. K. Catc, of Ba
ker, left this morning for Wallowa
Lake, where they will spend set.
eral days fishing, luey . were ' in
this city over night.
TAXI
Don't forget that we
have niovdd our laxi
Stand fronl
Cafe to our
the State
own private
rhone, locatAl in' front of
s Tool Hall,
fate Cafe,
answered
J. M. t'hoaU
next door
Calls prtrmptl
as usual. Thine Main H,
CUf ford George. D. R. Ford
DANCE
Modem dances Tuesday and
and Saturday nisjhts
Ticket given cachBady dancer,
for Triae To be tfiven away
cac Tuesda.4 night
Dravig at ltj o'clock
Watch tlfv spaed for dates
'
REX H ALL
N. A. DUelct, Mgr. .
Announcement
OLD-Tiy A DANCES
yn be givWn In Rex Hall on
Thursday evenings. ?.'othin
but the graceful, ild-tlme
dyi-t will a danced. Muale
by Llndsey's kufferk orefeatrf.
Bteryoae enyed the tift
dale be'ttfrej and attpnd
tboie to be grtta. Lea;oas
by appointment." Call Mala 41.
Mr.&Mri.P.S.Powert
A 1,10 N 1 r 1 B D jjfljf
tO! respect mark SIS'
J HI all ot our efforts.
Tho ulrlelost pro- m
prlely Isobsei ved
3 by our staff. We I i
j V denl fairly with nil, 1
Llli omiiloyfois. U
Anieriiati CTaulc tu be Hhonn
Mausfer Don tcyers of Ihe Ar
cade Is, convinced that "The Last
ot the Mdlilc&ns" la ouo of the
greatest fllmsi over shown. Ho nays
it la an American classic and should
be seen by everyono who' enjoys
historical events. The picture Is
made and tbo scenes
shown are marvels ot tho photo
graphic art. FTom tho Interest.. tak
en In the advance, .notices it wotlil
seem that crowded houses
greet this picture,
Wer.hani; Joo liakor, Aeberry fin-lend. Saturday evening at eight
1-pa.i 1 O I nVlncW SunflnvOrtninin n 1 1 n rmrlr I
Miss Chirk s room, Harvey Uaker, and Sunday evening at eight o clockJ Vanl Fulr Beauty Shop. .13 Dr
Hilton Brooks, Annus McLcod, blvat r-vcryono is heartily invited to attend.
Reed. Lottie Huff. Bessie .lood-
nough. Jcniiiia WeJIer, Mary
lift a liaktt)-, Lliilo Iteynolds.
" C.1U) OV THANKS.
How wo wish wo uulikrflud the
words tiV eproas our deep hca'rl-
felt ailrcVit'ou to all who tatne
1o us wltliNkindly deeds aiud words
of slttet syruiath.M In our bereave
ineiit. - Aud Ml wliu took part' iu
llio Rervlco nJ tifci many beauti
ful floral offerlVs-l May the dear
Ueavenly 'Futhcrlilfs each and ev
ery one, la ino prayer oi
MltS. Kl'HSKI. W. Cities.
K. L. 11A1J.BY and FAMILY.
Se ouk assortmenlauf Jungle Cock
Flies.1.51 peroicn. Ncwlin Book
r?HERBY8eFLOniST8
G-3-61
4-1 i-H.
portret.
aVolnliunl.
bone Red 1761 for at).
O 3-31tt
Toilet Articles.
NEWS OF LA Ii K.VNDbl
28 VEAItS AGO.
Must Toilet Articles am used in the
rinir nnd Summer. You will find
nurJIne very compicie aim our prices
htmcX'-"d J1'- We want you to try
our Violet Ore mat :t7e a buttle.
FAMILY ORUO STORE
LA OPtANDK.OeCClON,
Spends Klioit Time In Baker
Dr. O. L. Ulggers spont soverai
hours in Baker ycslorday greeting
friends and transacting ' business.
Jarvis Euitgh of this city was also
Baker risitor yesterday, attend
ing to his creamery Interests in
that city.
Salvation Army Drive Continue
The Salvation Army drive for
funds with which lo continue the
work In Union county, as well as
for the homo in Portland, is on-
tinuing. The drive continued the
entire week in. La Uraude instc.id
ot Union being solicited today as
at first announced.
Ilebekah Bazaar Tunighi
As an aid to the Memorial Ave
nue Tree Fund, the Itcbckahs are
conducting a baraar tonight- at Ihe
I. O. O. F. hall. Many and vari
ous articles,, both wearable aud eat
ables, will be disposed of. The
Itcbekahs are aniious to make as
large a donation lo the fund a3
possible and so have invited the
public to utlcnd the llatuar.
iNEW TODAY!
FOR SALE -Underwood tjyiewiiilnr,
iu first eliiss cniullluil, 1SUS 2nd
St'. , E. y. Turkey. 5-7-lt
LOST
ST C.oldSjirnc'
irnet rinir, iuiti-ils "C.
se call
5-7-2tp
L." engravetik 1 ainder please call
. Red f02 for rei
V
FOR SALE Olio
pair of chapsA E.
FOR SALI'l-Twji spring c"t.H, oui
ntssellyiiCiruiif Sweeper ouo lawn
mow i.A, US Bnd St. E. C. Tuck
ey. f 5-7-11
Odd Fellows to Elirln
1'. A. Hautz, past grand patriarch
of the Baker Odd Fellows, spout
last night in La tirando.aud this
norning left on the branch lino fur
Elgin whore he will bare charge
of the Installation ceremonies of
ihe Odd Fellows encampment there.
About twenty local Odd
drove to Elgin this aftcrnoou to
Uilte part In the cciemanial. . ;
School llov Returns
Albert lilpson, of Union, who ro-;Rarry Fisher
From the files pt tho La Graudc
Weekly Gazelle for Friday, October
7, 1892.
The rolls ot honor In the various
rooms of the kcIhio lhavo been au
nounred. Ill Mr., l.caherinau's room
the roll ot honor Includes Huttit
Klnser. Fannie McWhlrter. Bessii
Colllson. Lou Hansen, Suslo Deal.
Lee Warnlck, Fannie Williams, Fred
Harding, lien Grundy, Llllie Budge.
Lou Stevenson, Ada Woratell, Emmu
Clark. . i .
In Miss Lillian M. Colllson's room
the honor roll lucludes Allan -Eaton.
Joe Carr. Robert Jones. Nellie Ar
liold, Ella Gray, May Slulys, Mamie
Carr. Freda Dorris, lllrdio Smith.
Maggie Synhorst.
Miss Lunpsdon's room. Fred N-
snn, Frank Iti-ecl, Alva' Hull, Louie
Wenham. Sitldio Budge.-
Miss Slater's room, Moiua Aiklue.
Amy1 Spencer, Andrew Aleiiinder.
Harvey Bay, Edna Weathers, Norn
Roland. Ida 'French, Ralph Wor
Moll, Carrie Hurt, Charles IRIgdon
Mahol Quat-kelibu.lll.
Miss Weather's rotini, Muudie
Rrazel. .Tessle Johnson. Irene Carl
ton, Cortuey l'helps, Winnie llenker
Maudle Cavluess, Anna .loiies, Nel
lie Grand)', Clarence rUllllz, Will
lace Chllders.
'Miss Stevens' room, Alva VHiryeu
Eddie fliLtes. Arthur Kent. Dell Mc
Lean. Joe Lloyd. Charley Miller. I
Lloyd Scrlber. Willie Synhorst. John ,
Voinig. Henry, Dray. Amn Andraon ,,.,, KALE Oiiu-horsu
Fellows i1""11 JmM- ''" uurea, uus- jmhiuc. Red lutll.
sie I' isiier. may ,v eiiiiiiui.
Miss Whitney's room, Ivy Spen
cer, l.ulii Hendrlck, llessle Lincoln.
Maggie Alexander, Fred Present I,
. Gussie Hnok. Hlidle
I'rescotl, Kdna Holmes,
Fred Fur rest, Mary
J.W. pKLLOGG. '
Eipert Pino Vl'uninr and Repair
nig. ResidencKron-ner North Jlh and)
I.k streets. Phone Blaek.1171. L
Cirande, Oregoiu S-4-tf i
.
Fluwertt ForvMotlinV Day.
Hiilhcrs' Day pest Sunday, Bcau-i
tirutV tullrta lud Narcissi. .Order'
ttow.S V X I i
HERRVa FLORISTS.
B-2-tit
e La t.innilc Employment
yuui helu. Always at your
"V4
t all tt
OMiee foi
service. Vhone d)
lack 801.
4-19-tl
If you exaniino tho attractive
prices on our iishing tackle, you wllij
he as eager! to hito at it as the fish '
ure. NewliU Book and Stationery
Co. W 41-14-tf
n and bun
Tuckey.
5-7-;it
l'lMt SALE - line iiasseneer . tour
lug car iu fh-frSjJiiits--oiiditliin.
Cord Tires. Or will inde for city
properly. 1SU8 Sftil t,'E. C. Tin-k
NOTICE TO'i DEBTORS.
All persons owinir debts to Sam
Harris, lisiikrunt. are hereby notified
to pay the same to tho undersigned
or to 0. I Winsor, his representative,
at Ihe office of 11.' E. Dixon, Rooms
20-22, Foley Bldg.,1.a Grande, Ore,
. G. W. INGRAM,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
8-26-tf
Call the: La Grande Employment
Office for your help. Always at your
service, l'hono Uluck 801.
4-19-tf
rice, l'boi
liiler a u
Order a lulled boiiuet of flowers
for Mother Day uoxt Sunday. A
beuutiriil biiiunl for Jir.n In $2. fill
IISIllEt"
IS
COTtllUe!
the
Miracle
of the '
Theatre's
LVrt
Kismet" oh the sen-jn
bigger th.vi "Klsni'St"
tho aluxe. beciuso
IhiLCiimoru &n covor
blKt,V sparesi and jo
plct ruor crbwda, :ln
Ihla Illiu Is to be
round uk niiiuV of Ihn
"Arablnn Nlglfts" The
Evening 'Pllogiiitn,
arca'de
Next
FRIDAY
5-7-11
WANTED -Ftiriihilrbd
ulshed home Iwr .iui
E. Lees. Iteil II
artly f ii r-1
st. Waller!
0-7 11,
IF NOT, Wliv NOT' -Buy It nl
the Relikuli llazmir Tuusdn.v even
I M K ill I. o O'F. Hull. Entire pro-
ceeds diiuiileil to Meinurinl Avniiun
Trco fund. The public Is Invited.
0-7-2tp
cnlly injured his hand while uuiiu, jessie
.vol king in the manual training de- Arthur May,
portnicnt ot the high school. Is able ! Hoffmclr.
iO Ix back In school. He spout I Wrs. Scott's room, Annlu Alxanil
;ome time at the Hot Yake sani- er, Illanehe Wlllet. Ray Walker,
orlum whero they found it nee- Charley Harrlsun. Davlo May, olgn
ssary Iu remove soino of the iniiiorlOetchel, Clinton Van Fleet. Ella
wnes from the hand and graft Palmer. Earl Eaton, Victor Hoff-
icw flesh Into the palm of .
-mud. North l'owder News.
bis
'Tubby" Ingle Is; Cainlldsie t-
Nomination for studont botly of-
icials at tho University ot Oregon
melr. Guy Van Fleet,
Miss Leoim Collison's room. On"
Mason, Belle Kuillli, Ruth Myrlik.
Lulu Cleaver, Mary Weller, Mniy
Clkrk. Jlessle Woaate'll' Rliiriehiiril
Hansen. Cheater Newlln, Sherwood
were luado this week. Among the Wllllanis, Ellis frauds!!, John Reed.
TOM,
HERE THEY ARE
DICK AUD HARRY
These arc the three mcmbrra of the famous Hdniond I'oot-Kittor farntily. They
have come here antl you will find them here indefinitely. They are acknowledged
throughout America as the. greatest value in Men's shoes. They arc made in three
distinct styles, each one in a separate factory, built in a style range that will meet
the demand of old andVvoung. All made of a rich shade of- Mahogany Russia Calf.
TOM
This was the first sfioe
made. It is made over
a Kdmonized Muuson
last. Full toe will fit
sung in 1icel and arch.
Ohio calf skin upper,
oak tanned ouler-solo
solid leather couniem,
innersoles and toc-boxes
In fact slnx's could. not
be made belter.
$7.15 .
DICK
Tu seAmd shoe made
by Kdni'Vids". It is tru-
Filler made
N
1 iya J
lover a
II
I .1 a.lnico b
ins with
liat will
ball
niiarl mctjrum
in easy swing
permit plenty
Him. ;tnd an
. I. ' . ....
en trei'i. u is aiso
. . .. . .
ni omhintili'in last tins
lorci h peiicct ni.
$7.15
HARRY
The third member of
the lidmolld's Foot
Filter family. The
Hinartcst and most com
fortable lining KngftKh
last that' wa.l ever
made. Uicli, dark, ma
ll ogany Russia 'calf,
broad shanks, solid lea
ther soles and rubber
heels. It is made wild
the famous Foot-Fitter
"hump."
$7. 15
Tht Edmonds Shoe Company, tlie inaker of. these famous shoes, were di'tennined
that these shoes should be the grcaicsl values in the-world; they have accomplished
what Uliey set out to' do by crowding every Lit of Value that could bo put into shoes
regaryess of waht'it cost. You just simply tytn't buy better slnx'S, "
'omc nri't see our 'window then come in and lt t us explain Jhe merits of these
wonderful shoes. Up tx) tlrec months ago Uiese same shoes aold all over, at
'twelve dol!us.now they can bu l tight at Clint's Cither at !j7. 15
- CLINT'S CLOTHERY
WJHE STgRB VVTU A CoSsUENCK
f!08 AdiOi Ave.
.
, a
WtlKllll.
5-7-ltp
l-'Olt UICNTt-Twu large unfurnlHh
ed rooms for housekeeping, very
ri'iisiiuahle. Cull ni Hill ' Ave.
0-7-ltp
l-'OR SALE HU-riniiii
house, cheap. lutiilru J.
deiirclt.il.
MIR SALE -A few
Ceo II. Chapman.
baby
moilerii
1). Ilol-5-7-Up
clilcks
5-7 -ilp
LIKE INSCnJtNll: '"r horses, ent
ile, goats, losi T. K. Bell-Mi.y.
.Agent.
6-7 If
USED GAR
SALE
i
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r
i
A I
V
SkdeJ
Only ftve mora elvunees to get a car n. a bargain'
We hnvi sold fouVleefi of these cars we had oi salo,
anil the blhrtjH will intiliiiilili'dly lie gone in a few days.
Sti dim't wail m long, Vis these cans will bu reduced $5.00
e.u ii car per dV until Vld.
ItUU 7-iia.ssenger
1!17 7-passenger
J920 Ford Un truck...
15)18 Maxwell ...1,
11)13 Ford louring
Sale price Ft'co today Sold
iju.,;:.,. ?()()
aker $55(1
Go
?210
Jj-510
150
SOU)
SOLD
SOLD
Terms: Half cash, balance in six eijiial moiilhly paymeiils
Hilton's Garage
ILL
KOUND (Johl Iriri (i Adams AVe.
Owner can li;(iiuie liy c 1 1 i lift at
Oliservcr Offiluf nun paying fur this
"Ad." , N c 5-7-lit
Mny loth IiihL day tn piiy
Wati'i' rt; lit Llio n t u licmilty.
your
J FIND T HERE
jMiiy IIMIi I. st day to pay your
wulcr relit v.i liiut a peimlly.
V o-7-t
LOOK j
A new bicycle mid 'mutorcyele uiid
repair simp will npeiii up here in La
(iranile on the fouileenlii of litis
mouth in lliq old Oblervfr building.
In the nieanrluie, if iviytne has any
repair woik llky wnntld'iic, 1 will lie
only too glad ft do it.
ri-7-at 111. H. i
Modern lip-M
liniise. larce
take tmuin
1'honq Red 4u'
Ij.M,!--.
dale fi or 7 numi
KHtd'-n. Will
in ei'-hiince.
W. II. Klvolle.
-20 1 ill
wiTiir.
Tlie Sons and 11 laugiilers of (lie I'i-
oiiprra of UnioinCoibity, tiregon, will
hold a meeting In he V. M. C. A.
Iiuiiding nlt:.H) I ii . Saturday, May
II. All ineUilM-ii ufe earnestly uig
cd to utteml. j
i.MISS OLLIE SLATKH,
I President.
Ml As l.VDIA M. IIUO,
Secretary.
SAKKTY R.OR bla. re'-grmnd
Any mu.cc jSWk a doz. Nrwnn'r
Hik Store Kd'a Crind Shop. ft
Ho, 818. A . " sa-U-tf,
your nuitber ueiU
twn'l
Suuduy.
foreirti yon
Si-ud lier '
Si-ud lier -flower.
( nfcltltYS KUHI4STS
, - . i-Z-Rt
to
day
water rent vili'i p-auli
kiy 1 "Ih
tv your
I v.
NOTICK.
A'RCADE
SUNDAY ONLY
'ft'"'"' tj 1 1 1!
:S w j'4 jn Y. 1 m
Terms J. SeUnick
PreB'c'wii
Eugene QBrieit
A Drain of liijni and'ltiawn add the Man Who?
. HAD llD'LJl
' ' t . ALSO. .
A COMJCDY ' 0
Monday ;fnia Slewart0 0 e
Salvation Army lnIJ spe-
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i.w,,l l,v I Itien.M'M'-
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