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THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1921 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SIX. . The Convenience of a Pocket Comb Miss Antoinette Heath of Corvalli.-i, to Mr. Hurry Walter .Moon of La ('. ill.. Ihn U....I.II.... l...;n pi?" ' -'""illtv Hit';"' at C'niv;illis!A f t- cr k month spent in and about Cor vaillirtp the youn couple will go to Medford to reside, Mr. Moon having accepted u position in that city. Miss Calrie Harper left yesterday morning for a two weeks' visit in Cortland with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. June Harper. "li.f I During the outdoor season there's a constant need of a comb. The man who drives or plays golf and the woman who lihops, will appreciate a handy pocket conih. Our slock contains an assortment of atyles and sizes froiu wliich you may select, j ' x Of course wNutvc u compU'le lot of other combs, too. "s, ( Dre&siirg Conita, Vint C(MirtKl(iAint Combs, Barber Com!), Ormuuenttil Combs, ; EtC .'' S vtsmJ c L Grande nupp b Pharmacy Will Live in Paris Miss Uosic liuehler, who formerly made I, a Ciinndc her home, but of late years has been m-iklnir her home in Boise with her mother, spent the past week-end in the city the guest of the Yjs.ses Miriam and .Sarah Smith. Miss liuehler expects to leave in a few months for Paris, where she will make her home with an aunt T OMIN T IS CLOS E FINALS IN IHU'BLKS AUK TO BE CLAYED TONIGHT. I Personals ; I i I iLocal News In Brief U JL Iteaiilulliin Casse ,1 today in the worHt storm we ever ) A' roKoliillon calling upon the feil-lsaw. The roads were just like sheets oral authorities lo transfer I lit) hat-'of water. Wc are now in North tlusliln Oiegon to Cortland and , Clntte, Noliiviska, which is a nice town Ituvo It alHlloned there perniatieutly was panseil at the nieolliiK of. the rlly commission Inst ovciiIiik- The action Is bailiff taken following alni llnr . aellon by the I'oiltaiiil clly council and a request fipin tliu l'orl- lund officials that other cities uid I tliom in uccurlng tliu ship. of 11,IOO." The Trulls expected to Ro a.s far as Maine, for a visit at the boyhood home of Mr. Trull. The card was dated July 1, from North I'latte. Heavy llaina Hinder Trip Word received today by the Observ er from II. !. Trull aii( wife, owners of' tlio Sherry theatre who are on 41 motor trip, states that? "heavy rains and bad detours on account of the new roads, have playedHhe deuce with our progress. IW'e roife thirty miles t -, , . . . HOY scouts, make; plans FOR THEIR SUM M KB CAMP ' At a mectintf of the tiilfol leaders iif Hoy 'Scout Troop No.j'.!, it was decided that each patrol jhiill make arrangements for its ow shipment Hitch as tenia, bedding, oh-., for the WM'k.end trip wliich will She started Saturday and which is Ip be taken for the purpose of selecting a camp file for the Hoy Scout eipnp in Au gust. The site will be selected some where on the Big Minviii.l lti"ring C'haulatniuti week: thi' boys, divided into small group; will have charge of the ushering and various nther parts of the work. schedule is to be prepared which Ivill asMgn certain hours to each of tlsr boys. t & V ''i 4 Im I A It 50MWO BVEJCffl. T y Jolv 8-lff. chimtuqi at I 4" Rivnwidii Park. 4 m .iuiv ja-if. rotiven lion. I'nf'tri fipitdinh War Vctwnn in Alton Jty 7 to Putinii irf lnsbtMtitcy, stat grunVo, Katrine. Nineteen in r'aniilv The J-arvix Kniight home is the scene of a happy family reunion thcac days, for Grandfather .larvis ha gathereil a goodly number of his fam ily around him. Visiting at the lionn are Mr. and Mrs. Karl Millar, ami two children of Hurley, Idaho, who are euroute bomu from California; Mrs, Minn Daves and four children of Walla Walla; and Mr. and -.Mrs. Ton Crowley of lioy, Wash. M s. Have is the oldest (laughter of Mr, mid Mis r.migh . i-Mui .Mrs. ; (Vim ley is the youngest daughter.' There, are now nineteen in the Kinigh family, nine ul them . grund( hildrai. ..(ir-indfntrtei -larvis declares that the family is jul the right sir.e, ami they are nil hav ing a jolly good time. Young MiKiciniis l'i rforul I. title Miss lleulali sii-iiheii'i wao tiresented ill a piiino recital by lic-r Instiuiior. Mlsa lliln.i Anihony, a few days nuo 01 the Anthony xiudio on Sixih aireei. Miss Henlnh fi e seined nil exueilliinully llltilcilll iroi;rnni In 11 spli-mllil manner null her j:uo,ls were also fawned hy niiiutieip ty A i-l u'in ttoward end linrolhy Ht-ottiiion. nil ihtec-'iu-r fonnet-s iili-osmu tlio mic8iB with llielr ability. Tlie progum! o the ri'itlnl follows. MloUic rlluiie M"i ke liiifininpni in flat .... Hi liuburi tleiilnb Sletibens. Ki'OUli liiiino hopin tioioihv tlt-owiii'ii. Aiiieni' Unwind Pan s Kttili) i.n.tard VuU Iiritliius Siipplo-ru- Ad nod M.ihlem. Kiih-.. .V'lin II 1 Bathing Suits T h c , J a n t . n S i 111 m i n k e Suit. Ladies, Men and Children. All Colors and All Sizes, 'y Trices ; 2.8o -tSa. 15. lialhinn Caps after Mos. Hit The Old Switnmino; Hle. You Save Wo Sell for Cash. t:fvolle 'not by lijflllo iHiicc 1 'a irlc iir.-lor s ollu . ;iiui'i l.'Atniiiu Hen la 11 Si.-ph.-as Cluck llroWlltoii, Arliene llnwnltl l.iu-l. . .. (Ic.-a .. Ilel'e nth'i-"W8l. rrlTr-rrrirrYrtTt7Ttrr5K Mrs. Frank Swarts and son, Jack, are visiting at the Harry 'Swarts home. Thoy arc from Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. J. I). McKcnnon J ut Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McKennon and three small children left Tuesday for an auioiuoinie trip to Cortland. Mrs. Kd Ward arrived this noon from Cortland to vlalt with tlio It. I. (iroen family for I he Hummer. Mrs. Ward is Mr. Oreon's siaior. Her homo la in Geneva, Ohio. Charles Harding will leave this evening for Los Angeles, where he will attend thn national convention of thn Klks as a representative of the l.a Grande lodge of Klks. W. K. Ilrowu, the storekeeper for Ihe O.-W'. It. & N. t I'orlliiiid Ib In l.a Gradno and is registered :it the Somnier hotel. Johnnie O'Connell left last even ing for Dinkee, where ha Is employ ed by Ihe railroad. C. A. Keller, dining ear Inspector fur Ihe N. I'.. Is hero from Ogden and Is registered at the Folny. Mr. Keller was recently awarded a ined. al for the iiolf ehampioushiu at Ogden. J. C. Shen, the unveiling O.-W. nlr brake Insneetor, l ragUieied at the l-'tiley hotel. .lames J. Gorman, the superin tendent of the educational work of Ihe Knights or Collliuhu of Ihe Norluwosl, is here from Seattle and is regislei-ed at ihe Foley hotel. Superintendent William Billion" .mil piivaii' secretary, t). A. Groups, left, ibis morning on nu roller nix In Mr. Bullous' private car for llun liiiKlun on a linslnesfl trip. Holly litiriiik returned last ev ening rrom Baker, where she has been viKitlnR her sister. Mrs. F. E. Wllhelni. for the past few weeks. William Kelly and Jess Ktlward" of Raker arrived Inst evening 10 spend the next few days la !. (irullde. They are hntu members of ihe ItainlirMV division. Mis. Kate Conley is here on busi ness and Is registered at the Sum mer hotel. Russeh Iiahlal roni, who wan tak en ill while at Joseph, returned home last evenlnii and la ahle to re turn lo his work this morning. Miss Mn ml ( argyle and Miss H'-r-iiico Coulter returned last evening from Flfiin, where Ihny hnve been for Ihe past tew days visiting with frlonilll, Mrs. Grace Kerry departed Ibis mnnifng fur hep home In Ontario, srier a visit hero wild friends. Mr. ami Mm. 1.. v Gates and family line motored rnnn ('ritnue, t'alli'irula. lo spend a few nela visiting with Mr. und lire. II. C. Hibtieid. Willie heie Ihev vlll nlso motor lo Unll' wa lo vh-tl reluiheis tiefnie reliiruiua homo. Mm. William Pourp and bnhy lf In t evening for Cortland in ttnit for a few weeks. Miss I. m ile MciSar? and her. Mrs. linitie I Ferguson, d'-psiied last evening for iheir hntiii' in Pen illeton lifer n tlt hero with t'rloiids and reluilvea. Mia. M A. Sienrns and ba'-.f left 1 lilo ntinuing fr thnir home ni iliiron nfier a trip to Seattlo. !i-r thev were visiting friends and rel atives II K. Midemoti arrived I ev emni; from linker, wlfio ho ha heeu on tiiiNinea. Miss Mable Chapm.in left 'his iiini-iilni; for Fntei prise, w'her.) nhi' a Lo work for the similiter. Miner SHIWell arrived lioine :-es-imd.iy iiiorniiig from Corilnml. w lii-re he has Iteeu on n tunnni ..s Tomorrow Singles Finals Will Be Clayed Off-Consolation Series Is Next This afternoon at five thirty Nor man Frees and Charles Harding will play off flie senii-finals in the singles of the tennis tournament being played for the city championship under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. at the La Grande Tennis Club s courts. The winner of this match will play Lyle Wilson of Imhlcr on Friday evening at five thirty for the championship in the singles. Immediately following the Harding Frees match this afternoon the fitwls in the doubles will be played off. The two competing teams in this match are Frees and Charles Bingncr and Christian and Christian. Three cups have been donated for the scries. The donors arc J. C. Ccnney company, II. K. Dixou and the United States National Bank, i One of these cups is to be played for by these play ers eliminated in the primaries. A consolation series is to be arranged j for these in the near future. Ihe other cups will go to the winners in the singlet and doubles. m 1 FK1N OFFICES WILL BK MOVF.W TO COBTLANl). Out of I in ion .County. .'IfiO.tinO Blubcls of Grain Has Thus Far Been 'Signed for. A. H. Lea, general m inager of the Oregon Slate fair for the last six years and also of the Western Wool Growers- Warehouse association, has lieen nanied general manager of the Oregon Co-Operntive Grain Growers' I association', according to unnounce- nient just made by the board of direc tors. Mr. Lea has been identified with various agricultural projects in the state of Oregon for the past I!) years. He is a graduate of the college of aaricultui-c of the University of Wis consin, and did post graduate work at Ames. Kightrun hundred .-uid fifty farmers have signed more than four and one half million bushels of wheat for the association, according to figures an nounced by Kdgai L. Ludwick last week. The hushclaec is as follows; Marion county, ('rook Iieschules ... Washinglon . . Wasco Morrow . Linn 'lack 'mm- .... .- Yanihill Sherman . . , ... tinker : tt'airt.wT-'. ..'.'f.' .Mslheuii Jefferson .... Gilliam Umatilla Union lni.-hels . llifl.OIHI . 5 1, (HID, LOW) . IjO.flOO . zvifmn .I.AJUKW . in.nnD . '107.001) . , ' li'Kw ... S7...(wn i, 111,000 ."'i7().(i''ti'v -t.tMHI . 17.".,(HI(I , 08I.IKI)I . R.'.n.niMi . XHO.IHX The association is moving the ex ecutive office to Cortland so it can be in closer touch with the market this coining year. They have taken in liters in Ihe Title & Trut building. PHIri T The Cloth of the SERVICE AND THE CLOTH FOK SERVICE Olive Drab, all wool, light weight erge. For the hardest kind of wear, the satisfaction it gives is un beatable. We are showing it made into separate pants, both lace leg and plain bottoms. Then in the same material, the biggest sjt value J'ou can buy. Roomy, cool and comfortable, made over Norfolk Styles. Sec our window. Separate Pants fcfi OA LACE LEG OR PLAIN P VF. J J $24.75 ELKHIDE SHOES - Suitsv1 Vnt3 PAY DA 0VEHALLS 1A V 11 8 VI A Kew Shipment JosiV celved. All Sizes in St WORK SHIR'I'S 79c Liuht, Cool Shoe for iy Weather, litiycte Toe. $2.69 A STORE FOR MEN HARVEST HATS AO Sizes and All Shapes, Mens', lioys, Women's and Misses. 10 lo 4J SUMMER UNION SUITS Jc lo $1.69 if 4- made the official inspection of the local camp Tuesday night. Wednes day noon they went to Baker, nccom pinied by II. E. Coolidge, commander of the local camp, and II. J. Ritter. Major Hotchkiss is one of the most prominent war veterans in the state. He served in the Spanish-American war and in the World war he was in active service, holding the rank of major. During the campaign of lust year he was secretary ,of the repub lican state central committee. He is also a candidate, for the office of U. S. marshal in Portland. Naval HI i m , Kxplodes. ! Thonns Maiinix and Arthur Murphy WASHINGTON, July 7. The naval j came to blows during the trial hero blimp C-M exploded at the Hampton lioiids naval air station today, burn ing, and injuring four persons aboard. today of the Eilcr's case. Case Itcsults in HIohh. CORTLAND, July 7. Attorneys i of representatives on July 18. Telephone Hearing Set. SALEM, July 7 The telephone rate rehearing is to start in the house UNION COUNT, SH ERRY REPRESENTED TODAY RECEIVES VALUABLE ADVERTIS ING IN JOURNAL. County Has a 'Well Arrangi'4 I'Bgc Dealing rVila Lumber, Highway, Scenic, Agricultural Feature. N in JLINT5 UP ttiiMll'll' In K inllH't H.-llt- j-iaiMB tin MtWK f the nmiiiiti;f it DAN CE Modern tlancos- Tuosthty and 11 ml Saturday ltiKhts Old 'fimo Dance Thursday. Ticket given each lady dancer, for rPo To be Rien away each Tuesday nixht Prawinjr at 11 oYlm'k Watch this smie for datci REX HALL :i , Mik. It. W I'iiiT .nut ilmtliM-r. M mi Nnrnm V i v-t. ;lrp ni.. A iiHininu for 11 Hire liip t.MUmli v ','ni. Tiiciniiii. Siatil'1. i-.ii kftiip ituil hl.iliit Knink H IIuhm'H. vlfti Uif K, loui; Swih h llo-iinl nl Supply imiiii pn 11 y, ( Ihm f mm i'rt m fur it (v (litVS. Mr. it utt M s. V.. ('. UliiHti.-r.l rr 1 11 1 nt'l i( t li' ir Im-iu' ' It's th'm him" Mrs. lliitlit Mii iititl U n-Jhicr. ' Until. Thoy nn Um Puis", l-lalio. j Mr. mill M H":t Itini.k do ) imiti'il 'his mMutiu' -or .h-ir lioim. In liy'Hi l.Li'r. nfier n wsli Uiu-; mill f rituuls .ni I rrhr I . cs. j M'.ijor Clfircrup U. Jlotehteiss, prom inmt nu'inlMr of (ho Amcman Legion ntnl ilt'pattmont i-oinmumlcr of the Spanish-Amf i'Hhti War Vtorns, ml Ktlu-inl Kniunu'lU natioiial chief of stuff nf t ho Spanish-Amrrii'Hn War Vftriiins, pa ill nti uffirial visit and Union county receives some valu-; able Advertising through the columns; of the Northwest Keal Kstato Journal which hs issuer! a special edition fo j distribution at the Intnrrmtioita! ron vMition of Realty Boards at ('hititKo nrxt week. . L'num counly has -;i pac of vtll arranged advertiniiijf in this ime'j..irlin(rvith the lumlmr, InkIi-'-way, scenic, educational and recrea tional, agricultural, horticultural, atock and other phi.sef of the coun ty's resources. Aji airplane picture of I, (irantk adds novelty to the display. In comparison with other displays in the issue, the Union coun ty .showing is approached only by one otjier community, that of the (toi vulley. The tc-hnipic and psychology of effective advertising ure well por trayed in the ad. The Union County Ad club and the I- ( ramie Realty I'ri rf sponsors for th adxrlis ing and its publicity, all of which will be distributed by the thou.sRuds in the Chn-ngo convention whore realty dial lers from nil section of the wester? j hemisphere will be assembled. j ('. J. Hlaik, I'M.-at mnltor, oill "w anioiiB thtts" present" leaving for Chicago this week-end.1 azimova TUB INCOMPARABLE VIN "Billions 1 .NOIICC. , If all sul'si-rilei whu will Lie in i Camp at Rivmi(ff Park durinjt Chuilmi'iuu will notify the ()liserer 1 Friday, the paper ill lie delivered to them at the Park Booth. Lightning Bryce AND THERE WILL BE NO RAISE IN I'KH'ES DELIVERY SERVICE, it r.iiiioit in nut 1;. I ' iiint en I ion id typographical error in ye,"teri!ny's display ad for the N. K. Wen - 1 Sum mer Footwear I lep-irlnu'iit. I'-lt a vairvie impi e---ion if what the .-.ale price wa-. l'he hii.I J'.i (Hi l.roken lines are on i.ale at $":(( and not -IHI ai inicht bv inferred from the rvadiin; of the ad. COSTS MONKY. IT'S AN EXPENSIVE ITEM OK EXPENSE IN ANY IU S1NESS. IPS PAID I ()K 1!Y THE CON SI 'MEN. OK COl'KSE. TO ADYKRT1SK KRBK DELIVERY IS INCONSISTENT. IN A SENSE IT'S DECEPTIVE. IN SO CALLED FREE DELIVERY SERVICE THE EXPENSE IS ADDED ON TO THE PRICE OK ALL MERCHAN DISE Y0lT PAY KOK DELIVERY SERVICE WHETHER VOL' I'SE IT OR NOT VOL HELP PAY THE EXPENSE OK DELIVERING THE OTHER FELLOWS JOODS. THAT'S CHARITY NOT BUSINESS. HE WHO WANTS SERVICE EXPECTS TO PAY FOR IT THAT'S PROPER FARMERS AND CITY PEOPLE WHO CARRY THEIR OWN UROCER1ES HOME SHOULD NOT HAVE TO PAY FOR DELIVERY SERVICE THEY DON'T CSE THEY DON'T ATsTHE HOOYEIMZED I'EOPLE WHO HAVE THEIRS DELIVERED SHOULD PAY FOR THEIR DELIVERY SERVICE AND THEIRS ONLY THEY DO AT THE HOOYERI2XI) THAT'S COMMON SENSE AND JUSTICE ToVLI' THE HOOYERIZKI) PROVIDES DELIVERY SERVICE AT COST FOR THE CONVENIENCE OK ITS CUSTOMERS l()c DELIVERS ANY SIZE ORDER ANY WHERE IN THE CITY HOOYERIZKI) DELIVERY IS (;ROWIN(i MORE POPULAR BACH DAY PAY FOR WHAT YOU (JET AND (i L'T WHAT YOU PAY FOR AND YOfc'LL'FLND THECJOINi; EASIER AS YOU tJO. YOU &VVK ON EVERY PURCHASE, AT THE . HO'OVERIZED1 MAIN 4 9 A Pound or a Ton Delivered to Your Door For 10c. t 1 t.rf rROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE r.
