La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 14, 1921, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texte LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER o TUESDAY. JUNE 14. 1921 PACE EIGHT Are You Looking for 4 DELICIOUS HE DfftEftT? o a MARSHMALL0W P.UDDING M Krtij' Mhnmllowi 1 1 t (IW h 2i tiu.) ' ' ' Paar pint twl rrn nvnr MantannaJ. law. mi4 lt ml -! Ifh I In Ir bu im irMM1, Ia4 IHtl, pour rr Un MiarviuajrOlatva, plat rrMun, whipped nil flrrd I at pvtl- aing uinnnuj to malt fluff j, HARM T A ITT roirrtoNtf This Wonderful Pudding Originated in the Largest Tea Room in Spokane was bo pnllnmijislidilly rprpivru by Northwestern lioslr.ssp.s who dined thorn that wo have soi'incd for you thn reeipo and know you'll like. it. Jt's ra.s'y to make, inexpensive, delightful to Pat, and may In Kivrn endless varirly with the use of fruits or fruit juices. Krause's Marshmallows IN TINS 20c HALF POUND 25c FRESH EITHER WAY AT SNAPP'S SNAPPY La Grande Pharmacy "There's More Real Satisfaction" says the Good Judge In a little of the Real To bacco Chew, than you .ever got out cf the ordinary kind. NThc good rich taste lasts so sloW you uun't need a frcsli chcNicarlas often that's why irjosts you less to chew this clusf toVacco. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put ufi ill two styles W-15 CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco SHERRY'S To-Day And To-Morrow , A New Mark Twain Paramount Artcrafl Picture 6 ? 111 oucKieDerry I 1 Lack. lwarrvs LnValesl sto ry, re-created on the screen. Sec it Sure! ' l 'Abo a Comedy m LERMMN STREET RBUTE IS CHEAPER LllrLfli (Continued from Pane One.) of Its8 coal, less work und the fur ther fai;t that the present route would lake- loin Uts through the iiost un KiKhtly purl of I in bier Hm hlKh ahv mihsliiK Dm busineHH dmtricl ant' the prettier urin entirely. I. A. Ill nnii m;i n (riled (he furt tiiat wliw-o Hi'-' Hlal wanlH lo pijl Iho road in Juwt whero Imbler'H fu- ti:i warehnuKes mtiwt stand and to! hiiild it there will rutarri Imbler'H growth. ('lay Vox pointed to the fad lliat tin rln j Hi" Tall of thit year a dozen box rain are fMMijeiit ly on Ihu Kiil fiiK at one Mine, und luiir-horne uiiiih wilh trailers civikh tin? track where the. pie.senl Hiirvey runs ov ( rh' minute of I ho day, and ir the highway parallels the ware I'o'jncrt t here will be con jest Ion on the highway lor several months or :he yoar at that point. After ol li on had HpnKen, At foi noy H. r,. hixou, of thin ehy, called ultention io the fact that those, who pay for highways should have cnnslderut iim alnnj? wil li 1 he transmit II ucnta! ;i veler, t hat Oregon people mo I nyinc for Orce in roads and should he gi von Htnne voice In local Inn of m il roads, and moved Unit the Ad fiiib join tones with Imbler lo h'riim about the desired end. The motion ciinieil with a wlioop. Alhtsrt Hunter made a speech in 'avor of Mm Thief Valley InlKalion IMoject, imMiiU that Its development on Id benefit the .lOasltuu -part of I'm inn roti u ty and a mot ion was kIo)I(hI pledclDK the cluh lo af-s's. (I.e Halter-Commercial club In Ms el torls to fomplelo that Ki eat p. o ject. AmoiiK th" KHimtB present at the ;..!e!iiiK aside from tlte eul iusiasti- I niltler dHe'ial i .in, were V'tslin, of Veslie & Veslie, Portland atlornoys, and Atlonwy Fred Sliew cr, of Pendleton. Hoi h spoke brief ly, the former noting La (Iran do to he "the piv'.Uest . pot in Oregon,' or words lo that cfffci. The I'endlo tonian voiced his approval of ltn hler'a c:tnteulioii8. To pass tlrrotih the alleys and miss Hit! main sheets of a cliy Is to destroy much oT the value of the, highways, he contend ed, The siniiliiK of soims was an-oiher- part of the program today that phtased the visitors. .rviub ctor iT:2rrr... ... ... v ,u hM . i new- tl -i mum ' v A Sport Jackets ' : $5.90 : The bfjrircst vnluvs this season. Just twelve them this morning by express. They are of novelty woven Silk Jei'sey in Laven der, Tomato, Jade, VepUino, Black and Porcelain. See our windows. . Ml'H. Ileiffi (.'iit.H, wlte ul a Tlenvyr liulii-uinun. killed Kdvvurd S. (Curly) Ki-nmiiKton. uholo piny actor in Den v.r Kilo says she hot him in aclr-ci:-ri-HH', whvn hf urcojited her un the Mrcct in lh t-Ariy- woi nmg. DRINK MILK IS NURSE'S PLEA I SCHOOL ELECTS TEACHER IOWA SCHOOL MSTIMCT, Juno 12. (Special.) A mooting of the mom hers of the school hoard, .held last week, resulted in consideration of the present financial situation, and boosing a teacher for the cmung hool year. .Miss V.ula Itriggs has contract to teach sigiled thi A'hrtol ni-xt yi-ar. .Miss Uiiugs gnul- ualed from tlte local high school at mill-year in liMil, and has taught two schioln, one in a district near Union, another at .Mount (itch, and she plans lo spend a portion of this summer at nil turner school in iVnuletnu. I he no- tiros for the school election to he held June L'O have been posted. 11 is hoped that Ih-o regretahle lack of in-) terest. usually nhown at school rlec- I t imis will not prove to ho the rule this year. Hugh C. Hulse was homo one night this week from (ho federal reserve. A crew of men are at work on the horse and cat t te range, building n drift fence which will greatly fa cilitate the holding. Miss Kffie Snider, who has hern te -idling the past year, in I. a (Irande is now at the honio of her paronti. Mis Snider intends to take a six wreks course at summer sdmol. but is undecided as to where she will go. Klmer Veniiillion. ho hail not seen his mother fer Id vears spent last Sunday with her at the homo of his sister, Mrs. Coy Rector. The weekly dimce was held at the' homo of August Krickson Saturday! night. Nearly a hundred guests j wore present to join in the dance und j partake .of the refreshments which J wot v indeed bount iful. Miss Kva Hrown and Mis lMeit Joiw'ti have been guj-sU for the past week at the .1. K. llulso homo. The !., M. Heyt family. nd the August Kricksnii family, and Mi- Mrs. T. J. Siiid'r, . went picnicking Sundttv on 1' V civek. A very t pleasant Sund;t' evening was cnjeyetl at the T J. Sidi-r home' by u 'tMimlvr of HMple who mt t- i sing and visit. Next Smufav the sing! will he held at the home of Herbert i Speekhiil't. i Mis I.. M. Hoyi ;ttif her mothor. ! MiV tiilhoit. evpect to tatt Tuesday, on a trip .o ts; fi jinN an, re'a- ; tive- in" Tacoina. Walla Walla, and other p, tit- Miss Louiso Zorn, county health nurse, in her monthly report just is sued, tells how the children of the Greenwood school have been benefit tod since the last weighing, by the drinking of plenty of good, rich milk. Her report for May is as fol lows': . Attorney , Weighed .children at Greenwood. ..SOU Visits to schools 1 Children inspected . 21 Corrections of physical dofecta ob tained . . . : .- . , . n:i Visits to class rooms 4'J Health talks in class rooms und groups yj Homo Visits Kedside nursing 2 Tuberculosis ; General cases . . . .. 12 In Tint welfare f Prenatal 1 School visits to home l;i Other visits, office, investigative etc ' 50 I ii re-wo i gh fn g the child i on a t Greenwood school, it was discovered that the children were drinking much more milk than nt the previous weigh ing about three weeks ago, the effect being that the children had gained in weight, und that the weighing pro cess has hoon a successful demonstra tion. " 1 1 ca n not he i m pressed too strongly," ays Miss Horn, "on the minds of the parents that growing children must have milk. Frail little bodies can ho made strong by drink ing much good, sweet milk. The irnnd IwniIlVi of .hi., f. I 'ow";and womanhood depends on the health of the children-tif tAtlity. What -t-ter. hirthriirht emild he giverl a child than the birthright of good Vnlth ?" , , . 1! flag . w : ' I DAY 3 S Today we commemorate the birth of our j "SIJ S j j nation's flag. Thai beautiful banner of red, j J white and blue which is emblematic of our 63 2! ! 9 rt i country s ideals aim purposes. I ijjjj . j I I ; ! l 1 ! A ShoeSection 1 ?J S n I'n We are showing many new low shoes for J' S J ys ' J 25 S summer. Grey, Drown,' White and Clack; Ox- v' ss fords, Pumps and Strapped Slippers. Smart i ! new lasts and leathers and a saving for you on S 3 !o J J every pair. g 1 t Bo wJ a r"-"! " Incorporated J J j A 312 DEPARTMENT STORES . JL C11J. C. PENNEY COMPANY A NATIONWIDE INSTITUTION Cj IT PAYS TO Al CH I ISin (.1 i ri(; iii(i(.i:u s'l V Gosh! j gfV iV.e To utf c-i Vi- pL'-S1' AT" " -7 , . v-v aj. C. PENNEY COMPANY A NATIONWIDE INSTITUTION piiwrvr hnpiiini'ss h.v iniikini; It un-norvisorj- fur IniHlinnil t' tut nlinl tholr ttiviNS lmvr cooked? , ' Mummy Cloth's Durability. t ninlxir"liim1lnry ilunilillity. ji ilm ili'Mom imllnnty rlnlh Is be-llnvorl to I Oil Hiln I" the fuel thnt It wns tl 1 1 i I, rl with vpcettthl hlup riorived from the Afrleiin loenst-honii troe. y, Orc- to suoh irsiltned, attirney at lay 81, w . or the estate ot Leila bcroegin, dc- y8, K. W. M., Viiitn Coun A Knnv nhsMi-ver dlvnvpn thnt -e.'W we County Court of Union on. Any informn rclutlv. honii-H an. hmk.Ml un l).-WMi.. Inrv !( ountX. Vrp,''on and nc "as dul' qual- salc wl" 1,0 Kiv!n '' til-.- utt'H wives fend iln-ir IiiiIhim,Is .... I'1 a3 sV-'h administrator. er by Jno. S. Hod food. Hill uluil of Mi,, linuics In I TIIEKeX'ORK, al! persons having ;'"' Gnimlt, Orej,' ttlilch tl(. nrndui'ts of iho i';mm-rv iluims asaihst said e5tate are horebv "'.'le u firnt 'public rotified andVrequired to present theil,- same duly veufiedito the undersigned IIAI UO.IINKfeAflIP. I-. U. bcruRgiii at His residence at Iji ! , .; Adnnnnitnvr i-n lirnnile. t;te'., Grande, in Ufe ion I County, Oteiron, fWj' May' 81,' It! le 7-14-21-28. withih 6 monthfroln the first publi- nation of this nmicel said date being ithe 21 day Of IfcyJ 1321. - " " Dated this aithdy of Mav. 1921. C. C. SCROCUIN, Administrator of said estate. 1'RANK W. KENTON, . .. , , Attorney for suid estate. Nolle- of Mual S.-tll,,..t. lM 21.; junc 7.14.al. Notice Ir hereby given-that the un-i dci-Hjmicd has fUcd his Kinal Ac-- 1 eniint aa Adminiiainr of the Ktaie tl of Administrator's Sale of ff I. uke K. Keriisnu, deceased. In Heal Property, the Couulv ('onrik't the Slate of Or- .1 nKfn, fur Vnlon Iconntv. and that ,UvK lh' h the the Hatd Court hal fixed Friday, thr,undi'rjKiKHlndnunistrator of the es- lu o'rhick' e I'aniii itne, acceaseu, pursu- t li I ortM-r 01 ine iouniy v ouri 'epon ior union Cou nly. 1st day of July. I A. M.. at the Co Clly of I. a drain' On-con, uh (he li hoarmu and provi Account ana for lie f I it til inenL of the said Vfate V. K. MKYKKS. Administrator of -the Kwtato I. tike KerKUson. decoaNed. Dly May 2U Juno 7-14-21-28 121. al lit HiMisi. In U 11 on I: :t of the State! 1 mint v marln ' pln.-c for; , .. Kui.1. rinaj;ilfcr ,h; 2;,h "": 10 o'clock in till ;cation of the to for red on the 28th Kill offer on or iff June. 11121, at noon, at the lo ot tchI premises inlUr You have not seen La Grande until yon have visited the HAKRIS AIM' AND . (a FT S1I01' ercniafter described con, sell at privnl on County, Circ le .1... . !anu best bidtler, shhject to the mort- irace thereon of tl.0O0.0O, the follow- .me dorcribed real premises, to-wit: NOTIfK OK AITOINTMKNT. Tracts number 1, li and 11 of Jit. j NOTICK IS HKUtJHY lilVKN. that Emily Orchardsj the same liein the undcrsiirned C. t ScrocRin has Kthin and a part of the SW of been duly appiinted as Administrator Section 114, Township 1, south, Manse Die only ox und Gift Slvl 0 LttHK us "The Commercial Our clusiw" Art 'PJr liastern 'gon Over" . Richardson rt Man" . riiolography $I)ecialty . t ill w (MiK ( is r i.ow. While ill , . s ,. wo.-'k (IcOMTg iliair.-ti, city .i'.t, n!0 rnnsid ferablc luce wr.h ot'i.-in's in the vaii 'clls aiJjV eff - aid i.ii.l cs.v.il nt jtciiti..ii t. tho ,,.-t ,.f kuc)i0imblir i work ui roOnil vhu'- is similar too xc.rk ca'c-i; urvl-'tt Mr t.rr. o I : or Iffl B 1 1 B K w H I I II K' V M !T1IK KEAI. CASH STOHE " ' x REGARDLESS I OK (M I! i;r.M:.TEEI DlVl.l l'V KOOOS. KKC.AIIULe'sS OK OKU ESSENTIAL SCUVK E AT ( '1ST KKt! M;).KS i.' Ot lt Jf OIIICIN.M. LOW PlilM-..-!, 'VVISII TO KM I'HASIZK THAT OCR CUEATKST ASSET IS THE MANY S.XTISKI Ell crsTO m Mk.lt.-- WHO. IIY THEIIl CO OlViATION 1MHCA1 K THE CON KIUENCE I.N THE AIMS AMI AM1LITY l.N THIS STo'liK T(i BF M OH'' ISEA1.. IMtACTHAI. SEItVlcXwil VAI.I'K TO THE COM.MlNiTY. LA C.li A.n'HE'S .REAL CASH . i; liUCEKY TH V C .STOKE THAT Al'TLIES ( OMMONsXNSK ANU iEKElCl ENC Y l.N THE INTEREST OK ALL M ATTENTION: Owing lo the fact (ha nian custodiers wait till Saturday to do their nhnpning for Sunday., e would uug- H nt that you phone your older In iVly. llthisVay jou vill set uoini sunice )ind it enables us to handle tu bolter ' : if. mli aiil!ii-e oir U! Satunlat s ruti. X I . . . xy . m IH'.I.IN ERA Shlt I'K Is pionded to vou at cost, y.iu don't poet it d loss, why p.ty ." ' oound or a Ion" delivered t.. 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