La Grande evening observer., July 05, 1921, Image 3

1 1 1 iflHIII -. 1U I I K IK
v ilia fiLUiiiiijli
o i. i IS BIG EVENT
'" . ' , litmg the many family reunions
"""'.' "Win the Grande Rornle vallcv nn.
V M nuliy; th Hug club can be said to
, io of the most enthusiastic about
"C i i croWtls out- Speaking of the
reunion held in Klein a few davs
''Wljr th?Hug family, the Recorder
wsp to tay:
J ' A Vpplc fltrn KllttfluV Uuc an
" 'raejy for holding the Hug family
"... '"''". ' ""d about 120 members of
'"" dan 'availed themselves of the
' JPPor.unity and came to enjoy the
' ' '"titties. Most of them hadn't
'' !r to come, but those who did
jjvt long way to travel were not
' 4 oettrnd by that fact, but hopped on
t f "ttlcr and came anyway.
"' '" 'fB St. Ccofgc, Utah, came Mrs.
V,, 'ouetie- Graf, and from the other
oirwton Miss Huh Courtney traveled
"H tW wav fnm Ballstnn. in Pnlt
"luilyj away down in the midst of
the Willamette valley. iMisa Courtney
' Biccc oi Mr., mid Mrs. John
. Niedtrar of ' 1a Grande, and a fi-,tt
ii . and icceptcd member of the clan of
'" "Hug. Mr. and Mrs. George Bade and
i children came over from" Milton, and
Mr. and Mrs'.' Harry Ryan came from
' "' WciV IdahA, to attend the function.
A" of Jhesc' are members
i' ttaiiilfiig of the Hug dan.
in good
i Besides these, there was a "wad''
,; .of Hare coming in from ribints not
so far distant, such as Summerville?
-. ., W bnnde, lmbler and other places.
vvbesidn,) of course, the bulk of the
' HuijjVifho live in and near Elgin5.
i 3je program consisted of one of
. the finest dinners anyone could wish
... t . kve, set before him, followed by
, . literary and musical selections. Ber-
nal Huj gave:a history of the family
,
" . : itora and before the time the first of
the Hugs came to America, Dwhich
Was very interesting. Hurry Hug
i: .WU chairman-Of the day, and at the
-close ofj the 'meeting was re-elected
' that posit ion, together with Miss
' i J.J'dia )1. Hug 'of La Grander secrc
.H ta'J, and Bernal Hug as historian, to
o .ii serve for the 'ensuing year.
a: .15 Kug gave the invocation, Thc!
. i "Niederer brothers rendered a Swiss
i .' J'odel song, andled nn encore song,
. participated in '!by about a dozen
-; .other musical Hugs. After roll call,
'''America'' was'Wung by all the Hugs,
(.-, which was followed by Bern'al's hi.s
; tory of the Hug .family, wkich inci
. i. dentally included' a considerable part
of the historjt oSwitzerland s wll.
.: 'Then there- was An instrumental duet
I. by W. F.i Hug arid Jake Hug, a reci
i Ration bf MissV. Florence . Hug,, fol
. lpwed.by. ciectiart of officers for' tkc
ensuing year. !"'" " ! : :.
, , : ; There were' 115 registered on the
- books of the Hug records, and it
, is, likely hat quite'- a number omitted
to put their names down, although
. .'requested to '.' so; Probably -M0
persons were iil'"attenl(iice at ; the
pienje. .-.'Among 'rtose from out of
. t5A'lm attcn ted were;
, t, Mr! iujjj-jtrs.-.. Albert .Iloolct ml
l.-ehildrcn'of ' ' KxilkUo,'''idNo;i Mrs.
tJullettB'Graf;''of')iVr'(;M'rge,. Utilt;
-'Jtlttt and Mrs'.' IHfrrv , Evith- 'anU' two
I,: children isHi,Wafl.'.''fc,'s..'rtu)
' ,foEtiiv5i,f-' Brf)f ire.YVg'rrfnd
, .&aKkKrpf Mrrana (Mrs'.' John Nicd
i, eer of La Grande? Mr. and Mrs. A.
;E. Hug of La (irariclc; Mr. and Mrs.
0 ,1 H- H. 1, La Grande; Mr. and Mrs.
John Niederor, La 'Grande; Mr. anl
Mrs. Conrad Nietferer, La Grande;
Mr. and Mrs. A.1'' C. Paljncr, La
Grande; Miss l.ydia M. Hug, La
Grande; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Niederor,
Kumrnervillc; Mrs.'Kmm Hug, Sum
merville, and Ray Hug of SuBimer
ville. . '"''
A number of Hdgs in varions part,
o of the country -were' not notified
timo to enable them to attend. Au-
,.gust Hug of Los Angeles, Cal., sent
a letter csprcssing' regret thjit he
was .one or thcue, nnd that he was
unable to come. One or two other
such letters werv also read.
The oldest Hug-In point of years
who attended the reunion was Mrs.
Anna Hug of KlghV'who lives here
o with .her son, bugehe' V. Hug? Mrs.
Hug is aiwut 85 "pears of age, and
it was decided, outcof consideration
for her age and to horror her, to hold
the next reunion of the llug'clan
' in Elgin on the last Sunday in June,
1922. ' -'''
,. BILIWSiNESS AMI CONST!- '
V NATION'
"For years I was troubled with bil
iousnea and constipation, which
made life miserable for" me? My ap-J
petite failed me. I lost my usual
force and vitality. Pepsin prepara
tions and csthartio only made1 mat
ters worse. I do not know where I
should hav been twny 1.5d'i'I not
trta-d'Chaoiberlain's TaWets. "The tab.
lets, relieve the ill feeling atr once,
strengthen the digestive functions,
helping- the system tb 'do its work
T,tirailT.'' writes rnffTRosa
Bimvinoham, Ala.-'Adv.
Potts,
Let fa Fix ft.
If your t'imera is out of order or
you do not just understand why you
du not get better pictures, bring it to
us a"d let us doctor the camera. It
may be U-tter adjusted: Oftentimes,
it 14, some simple thing' tnat we can
correct lit a iioment bird without tojt
to you and a pleasure to us. Let
us develop your iilrm, and print your
picture i-n-J cJ.r6M any of iuc utiur
onto.
FAMILY DRUG
STORE
'. TI ESDAY. JI LY 5. 1921.
... ,
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Lucky
Nciftarette
. I tnaclPii I
IMUUJIbUf
st.ti-;mi:t
of tliu Slatu Dank of lmbler, of
linblor. County of Union, Slate of
Oregon, showing the amount stand-
lug to the credit of ocry depositor
July l,ol!)2I, who lias nor-' Hindu a
deposit, or who has not withdrawn,
any part of Ills doposil (cniniiior
clal deposits), principal 8r liilerci.t
for a period of more than seven
(7) years' Immediately prion: to said
dale, with the name, lust known
.place of residence or postoffire ad
dress or such depositor, and tho
fact of1 hia death, if -known. e
Win. Keown, treas., Yakima,
Washinpton .511
Milo Pratt, Red Oak. Iowa .11
Carl Curtenian, lmbler. Ore.
J 0I1 if K. I ill', lmbler, Ore. ..J .!IU
STATE OF OltliOONI O
)ss. o .
COUNTY OF UNION 1 0
I, L. L. .Stiinliam, being flrsi
duly . sworn, dopose and say tipoit
oatlioUik I am the Caslilei" of to
Slate Hank W lmbler, of Ijinliler,
Counly of Union, Staleof Oreson:
,tlil the foregoing viffiiteinent Is a
full, truOj rorrectijr(l '-JiqIiii
stiilement, showing tjh lunie laxi
known i-esideiice or pos'iotice ad
dress, fact of deathe if knovtoi, and
the ainounr? to th credit ofacU;
depositor' as required bf, the .pro
visions of Seclioim loKU-lOltiS, In
clusive, Oreson Laws. 0
L. I,. STRINGHAN.,
Subscribed and swoia to before
nic this 2nd day of July, A. I. I'.O-l
: i 1 VK. LOMO.i '
0 Notary Public for Oregi.
My coimnlssion 'expires -MarcOi 71,
11)25. ' o
ijiy. juiy i-ij--u--i, Aug i:. t
: 1
KiOTIt'B T! 4H4,lITOItS
Notice. Is-iiereb given: thai i t ho
uiiftorsijsiuHl hits, been duly apuiiint
cit lOxocul i-ix.tif the Estte: of tlai'
th Eliwllieth Tai kor',- dccea.HCti,'' by
t lie County Court or. tho Slsoe of
Orcaoii,. for . Union coanty, ' u 11 1'ias
duly . qusMied , as : such Kxecuitiix.
All penuns hsviny ..claim against
the MM -eatst are liereny reqniiieil
to -jaen'Ot tlnrni.ito :tlte;.uortcietjn
cd with a piopor -voucliur, 'Hhil
six (61 nioiitlis lil'ter tho il.lu ol
tills nut'ico aDdJo 'so present the
samo to tho uiirftnrslguod It La
Grande, Orecon. . 4
Dated. Juno -14. 1921.
MAC UK JOHNSON,
b'xeculrix of the Estato of MarfliA
klisabolh Parkor, teeciiunt.
H. V, DIXON,
'Attorney for L'xoomiis,
Uly Juno 14,-21-38. July 5-12
Nntic.
Notice is herely given, that juir
suaiit to an act of the' legislative as
sembly of the State o Oregon, ap
proved February 2",J88!), the follow
ing county warrants, which' were is
sued more than seven years ,prio'r to
the 1st day of July, 191!), n'nd which
have" not la-en paid, will be paid by
the county treasurer if presented for
payment within sixty days from July
1st, 1SI21; and if said warrants or any
of them, are not So presented for
payment' within sixty days from July
1st, 1U2I, they will be canceled by
the county court and payment there
of will be thereafter tefuscd.
(rcnoral Fund. n
Date Issued No. .Favor p( Ami.
Aug. ti, 131u2 5517. IE. C. Thatcher,
' 12.20
Nov. 5, lia, 6211. tliill I)Vug Store,
$7.1)5
Jiin. 7, 11)1 1, SO. .Nellie K. Keefer,
1.70.
Jaa. 7, 1914, 82. fl.indlcy M. ltoush
$1.70
Mar. 4, 1914, 058. .J- F. Hogg, '
$:).00. -
Apr. 1, 1914, 813..Jos. Salchncr,
$1.70.
Witness my hand and seal of said
county court, this the 1st dy of June,
A. I)., 1921. ' i
(SEAL.)
C. K- McfORMICK,
County Clerk.
Daily, June 28 July 5-12.
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A Suggestion And More About
Drink for Hot Day-.
Even the suKUHtion of a rold drink
i cooliiiff to th Sfwes. Th? bu.:kc--tive
quality and delectable fUvur of
ail our driiiki iV.Loii.men Js e ry
thirst to inveatijfj.tr. -heth..T it a
cold drum, with ite crcain uf with
out, htMei at t.ar luunUtii., or ici
cream ent W iur nonit, intre s
plea.-ur ufi.-urprt. Vd m uur tudujis.
o
cr i Ti,'ii i. vn
I
IILOU ACTION
OF TANLhC EXPUINED
World's Leading Authorities Show Just What Tan lav Heally Is and
Explain Effect of Each of Ten Ingredients on the Human.
System, Tower of Medicine Conclusively Proven.
A day never passes but what thousands of people ask the
questions: What is Tanlac? Why its phenomenal success? Why j
do wc hoar so much about it? and Why has this preparation so faiion yh
out-stripped all other medicines of its kind? filling before you return home. Sup-
The answer to these questions is easy and can be explained ! i"'sc '"u aru .,Hkl'" whie 'y u
in just one word merit. Tanlac is scientifically compounded and
represents years of work, study, experimentation and research
by some of the foremost chemists and pharmacologists of America.
, The Tanlac formula is purely ethical
and complies with all National and
State pure food laws. It is purely
vegetable and is made from the most
beneficial roots, herbs and barks
known to Materia Medica. The Tan-J
lac Laboratories are among the lift'g
est anil most modernly equipped in
this country. '-- J a
Ten Ingredients in Tanlac.
Altogether, thereVarc ten ingre
dients in Taulac.tfachBjf which is of
recognized therapeutic 1
In referring to one of thelyiore 1111
portant ingredients of TanlaivUie En
cyclopedia Brittanica says:
It has been the source of the nitet
valuable tonic medicines that cha
ever been discovered." 0 ,
In referring to other of ih-; gen
eral tonic drugs containa) in 1'anlnc,
the lu.h Edition of Potter' V'le.'.i 1
t,'s, a standard rnedical '.-''. book,
states that "they 111101111 'general tone
and strength to the entii-e system,
including all organs and tissues."
This same well-known authority in
describing the physioloRicpl action of
still another of the iiig;!icnts of
Tanliw which is of value ill tiea.io
what is commonly known as :t "rua-
down condition," uses tb foilowi
expi'osicai: "Itis highly estfi,.(-d iiolowPcf
annetit diiriiiR coovtlevenre
iroio
cute diseases0.''
There are certain 1 other elements in
l'nnlac v hich, because of thc r infij.
enee uponthe appetite, diestjnn, ns -
THE SAIHB F,Yf3tV WHFJiE
The editor of Ptls AlhUir, a nutiv'
newsuiippr 01 j.anore, jnui. says;
have used Chamberlsin't Colic Mid
Diarhoea Remedy
mv children and
many times among;
servants, for eoiie
rnd diarhoea and always ound it ef
fective".' Adv.
(INK 1HWJ.AR S-AVFJt REPRF.-
SENT8 TEN UOU.iHlH BABNGR
The average man does not save to1
exceed ten'. per cent of hie oaminfp.1
1 -riEKi',. .,SjMtejjrSBjijg j
ii THE WOftKlKG MAN'S STOEE
Your Neighbors are
A
t.A
o
siinilation and elimination, ioipiove
the nutrition and vital activity of oil
'the tissues and organs of the budy
and produce that state of general I -:i- i
icity which is called health i
The United States Dispeos.ilui-y
makes the following coivr.ier.t regard-
aiiother0ingredient:
t may be used in all 'a--s of pure
debyity0of the digestive organs e or
whelp a gcnerifcj tunic' inipiession is
rcquiVed?" e '
ThiVe-are certain otluM' ingredients,
doscrilVd in the Dispensatory, arid in '
nther sVndard medical text-books, as,
having beneficial action upon the 1
organs f secretion, whose qiroper 1
functioniif I'eKults 111 a ptiriticatlon ot ,
blood streams passing through
In tis manner, eJ,ijectionablcu
oisonttus ingredients ol tli?'
bloodu-c V-moved and the entire
system mityrnted and vitalized. 15
Toniirand Body Ituildcr.
Tanlac was designed primarily for ( 7
the correction of disorders of the, ' ? 5
stomach, liver and bowels. At the'jj
snioe time, howavcr it is a powerful 1 i
reconstructive tonic and . body build- :
er, foiit naturally follows that any j
medicine that brings about- propc
affsiinilationo of the fooil and the!1
thorough eliipiimtion of tile wnite
products must, therefore, have a fnr-
crpahing aijdomost beneficial effect;
upm tlU' entirHi system
Tanlac is sold in I (Iniiiile by
j Silverthorn's Kjimily Drtig Store anil
llealiny druggists. Adv. "
II must spend nine dollars in living'
sotpense tt every dollar sovedw That j
lieuig the cafe h csnhot Jjc too tii-e-Xul
about unnei'e8aary oex;iens's.
Very often a few cents properly tn-i
efctcd like lAiyJng seeiU for his gur
den, will e-ive several cinllara outlay
later on. It is the amc in buyinej
Uliamberlain'a Colic and Dionhoca
emeriy.. It easts but a few cents, and
a Iwittlr of it in the house oflxh saves
a doctor's bill ofsevml dialers. -adv.
WHV DO.NT VOL?
' ? Ill ifUlcn up Your Properly. Increase its iibli' anil
Priilitl its Sid face Willi ,
Palton's Sunprpof Paint
It is made of the besliiiuj purest niatei ial.s oli.iinalile and
lias the foniiula prinlcil oi eyt ! y .can.
Covers more surface in lasts longer than mdiiiai-y paint.
IT If KICADY TO I'SK
(Juarliteed Paint of tin- IliKlies) Qnalily.
5 Per Onl Disoiuiil fur t'a-,h.
REGON HARDWARE
GRANDR EVENING OBSERVER
Willamette Valley Farm,
Valuid at 4.i,U0O.UO. There is some
incumbrance against the place, and
the owner would exchange his equity
for property here
Have some fine Idaho properties we
can trade for property here.
SECURITY LAND & SAVINGS CO.
- Summer Prescription.
1'rnctirully everybody in this vicin
ity depends on us for prescription
work. That's not a surmise but a
statement of fact.
There's nothing mole important
than a prescription at home or
away; there's nothing treated more
importantly by us.
Suppose you go away this month
the doctor gives you a prescription.
Ki'ineinber we can fill your old pre
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our
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after midnight,
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t
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h-part iticnl ssplciv.lw.Hy
equippey to Vupply yout,
v.nm-w'katUtr needs.
Wc cn cjL i a II y crmV
wend Blir.Art Lixto-v
' Ic'tuns to lessen ytir
liouscwork durint; tlie
licutcd pe,riod ancj el
the rest of the year.
Wc arc showing some
hcgutiftil patterns
adapted fur every piom
(m the house. Wouldn't
yiij like to sce'lhcni
;iml liavc us give you
cs-tiinqtl's?
IV. II. KOIINEN- 1
KAMI' CO. r .
l'iontPr Furniture ,.,
DKALKK
Painting
& IMP, CO.
x r
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Y all Ui
?V coV
0 jwm-i
4 mm 1 lM
mwnt aS3i
scription if you mail us the number.
If a prescription is filled by the local
druggist wherever you arc ask him
for a copy anil then wo can refill it
later when you are home again.
It is quite essential that you re
member us when prescriptions are re
quired because. we promise (and give)
so much in the way of quality drugs
and care in compounding.
Besides, our prices uro made es
pecially low for you.
Yours truly,
FAMILY DRUQ STORE
LA SRANOK.ORCQON.
Arcade
TONIGHT
Ben Turpin
IN
"A SMALL TOWN IDOL'
Mack Seni4stts Spcctatular tiix-Kccl
, 0 CoiuSdy Drain;).
WednesiaV only
Vaudeville
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fl'iiat.cr l!ro-6
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'A' Libs and Oddities.
AND K 1) 1) I K !' OLO
UNDERWOOD
Deviled Ham Makes The'
Greatest Sandwiches in
0 .' The World
'A
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. - A it . 1 1
k-j tlt-ti Hum
laisk)M, on you P. uxt uiutot',
ti ll) bf oUif$, iiiil tlooi'ot'tasiou. ' J50 easy; to uwe Ywi
, spicitd it
Milliliter. Ki
Tender iUm;
Plied iukI
Kpked tlitfcsinyi
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0o GROCERY oC
TUB H0MU OK AMKKigAN IIKUTY FLOUR
6
lmmm a ft- -o-
Bankrupt' Sale
. OF-,
M. A. ('liinlnnd'Vi Slock of ClolbiitKi Mioes, Hats and
FurnlshiiiKs for Men and Hoys, liont;lit by Wcstenhuvcr &
(illiel t for less Jltaru ,")0c on tlic dollar.
o f ,
MK J."S HATS AM) CAPS,
$l.(l(l
Cowboy VeHo
tins in
black, brown am
' al
.fU'.OOand ?I.-).(M) V'llours
$i. 15 15
!?).."0 Ilclgian fur ess
't -. ...'iW
7."ic itiuly ."0c .S'travv hats
"w y li."C
$.".. 'iD Men's "r'liess taps,
silk clieck and rlealed
t M.75
WESTENHAVER (Q, GILBERT
''Satisfucliun CiUui'jnttttU or Moiic Knundt'd."
1.JU9 Adams 'A vt. La Grande, On,
XOTICK OK FIXAIi KETT LKMJK.N T.
Notlco'lsNfcjreby given to all con
cerned that ttynn Colman execu
trix for the lastvVil 1 dV George Cole
man, deceased haflullcB In tho comi
ty court of UnlmiVoity, Oregon,
her final account lnV0 ndininia
1 ration of said nstute uhM said court
has set Tuusday the Fifth duy of
July, A. D. 1921, at Two o'clock
P. M. at tho county cour'. room in
La Uinndo, Oregon as tho 'lino and
plaeo for hearing said a-coui.t and
all objections thereto.
SUSAN (JOLEMAN,
Executrix.
fieoi'KC antloMaric Hrown
9 SniKor and the Boob.
Krenc and Pearl
Cuban Dancers.
IN "KINtiOF THE CIRCUS'
K'sndwR'tues K'i'wJ'
lunch
finhiruf, lutiti4t. cnwwiitig1
et'oiiomiertf'aiW so' ehc'loifti.'
ileviM wilt the: Uudeiod
10 fa 12 SanavwuJfVS,
-Pleated dress
cap
$12.00
$Uin Cabcrdoon ..JjU.OO
!p'J..ri0 Men's Khaki outing
nip $1.03
?'-.")') Corded silk dress
r"P ?1.25
2.(MI Ladies' Khaki out-'
iii bat $1.25
vc.r Timrr
i $1.00
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