La Grande evening observer., July 14, 1921, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGETHREt.i. V
gram In Epitome
COVE VS. LA GRANDE
SUNDAY JULY 17
Rand Concert in Grand Stand
LOME OUT AND HELP MAKE THIS THE GREATEST,
RASE BALL. GAME OF THE YEAR
2:30 o'clock Admission 33 cents
ALL NEXT WEEK
Famous Kelley's Comedians
' . TharadAf, July M. . -
M. Junior Chautinqna. -,
U. Prelud . , ......Little Symphony. Orchestra
M. Lecture, .' Captain T. Dinsmora Cptou
M.' Annual business meeting of Chautauqua Association.
M. Concert Little Symphony and Soloists
9:30 'A.
."!:00 P.
!:30, P.
7: P.
9:1a, P,
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'Tositively Last Times this Summer
THURSDAY, JULY 14, JJ21
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Local News In Brief j
;'" CpMINQ ETCMTl, '
'Jolyi 945.' Chsulioqo at
Riverside" Park. '4
'July. 1515. Stte 'eWra-. 4
tlon, ,ljn(ted Spaoiia Wat .
Vaterans In Astoria.- I"
July f2"to" 19-Presbyte'rian "!'
v: Syned. Corvallis. - .. .
July 15. to.; 18. Slate Editor- -J.
4 W association', Bend. .. ','. 4
$JuIy 2tto SlOrefon. Holl-.
i ness association camp meet-
4- ' lng,; Portland. " ' "' 4-
' SepU J 2V to i Oct.- U-Ctagon
State Fair, Salem. . . 4
4" Oct- 13. Knights " Templar,' 4
4 irrand comriia'n'dery. La'. 4
4" v Grande. ', . '',- ! " "
4" Nov. - .8 -, to 18. National 4
4 '.Grange mcetirig, Portland. 4
4 Nov. 21 to 26 Pacific Inter-' 4
4 national" Exposition, Port- 4"
! i land. ... ; . 4
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fr 4,"4,'4 4 ' 4 4 4
To '. Bokrrj-. :;.;:
Vllobert Falun left this' morning
on a day's business .tr4p to- Dakor,
Hrrp. .From .Portland--1-
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v 1 i"v.f "
T.. RiHiVsnrUu: '
David 1." Stoddurd. -c'ity comnils:
sloner. - departed -.last ;pvonJng. for
Spokane1,", on: a short- busincs3 , trip;
lttnrnsHomc r, yr , J
'Mts 'B: O' Bliiir, mother pf Mrs.
. T.ioVjfoad, .left Ikls' mornjiig for
' hehofKp. in, .riydtte. IdalioT .after
-a 'two week's vvislt;here.! t; y-.
& -i yr.-.-Jt
Motors to Wallowa---'; r.i- , 4 y...
?H. S. DennJdepuated y'eaterdny af
ternoon,';:going oyo'iar(d :X0 V'alloi
wfere. lFe . will mate his honip;, f or
soflie iiine. Vp, ; '; A,'' , ' t '
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lA-ar'cs For Kentucky
V Father A. F. Looser ..departed last
evening Jen a trip.. ioviLouiii);lll,e,
Kenl!uc!Vy., ioVipoiiii$ a. Jiiihihf visit
ing with IliB Wouis. . j (. ; ; j..
uib var.cuts. .. h , . :
Mere From F.lirln-v; i ' '
v. 1
D. E.' Myers,, a 'pronjinerit slock:
and cattle nihil of Elgin, -ia. 1ft LM
Grande- oir fjdslncs and Js resl3tcrVI
ed at the tjonimer Hotel.' . .. Y" ' (i
Leave For 7jiiltfns;tun ' J f
iMri., i- j'f-X'iauceji and baby,
MAflaoiile. lift lhli toorning I or
aftlro day's trip to Hu Allngtoii und
Baer. Mr.'-CBaue'ey,e husband 13
the Division fcnglncef Kef. .
Jio Mmlilrf Tonlglil .
-: 'There will toe tts meeunt of Troop
'Nd. i bt.Huy Kcddli .lhls evening bey
' c&use of the Chautauiun, . The how
troop - will .hold it's usual builae;s
meUrTg 'idiflcTrrow4 eenlrfs. , ?
I Hot pay si
t .We carry everything to J
j.keep you cool.'
bummer enqerwear
B. V. D. and Athletic U11-'
dcrwearr " '
Bathing .Suits
Straw Hats .
Summer-weight Cap3
Silk Shirts-' '
In. Crepe de Chine and
Pongee. -
Wash Ties and Silk and
Silk-Llslc Hose.
Also Oxford and Outing
Bals for .comfort. " '
L'omylete line of' Khakt
juiing eanng -Apparei
for Ladies, Men and Boys.
See Window
Vou Save We Sell for
Cash. J
gNT-rfflEgy
1163 Adaau Ate,
Where Your Credit Is GQOd
Use It
COMPUTE HOME FURNISHER
ttflsterl la trnd -
Oscar Thompson of La Grande is
registered at the Downing Hotel, at
Bend.
Visiting with Mother -
Mrs. C. A. Monroe of Enid, Okla.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Car
rie Christian.
t.o -to t.lbbon .
Mlnj Eunice Kowler departed lino
morning for Gibbon to spend a tew
days yielting with friends..
tjeave For Cote
Miss DeLora and Miss Mildred
Murrey left this morning for Cove to
pick rlierrles for' Hie ytaetUand Bro
thori.' (or to F.lgln
L. Uenbani. a prominent attorney
of Elgin, returned to his home tills
morning after a1 short business trip
here in La Grande.
To tlo To Yellowstone
' Fred Tlbben and family will leave
today for a trip to the Yellowstone
Park. Mr. Tlbben is an. Insurance
man of Tonland.
To .Visit In Imbler
Miss Elinor Cleaver left Ibis morn
ing on the branch, to vtnlt for a
few days with her cousin, Mrs. V.
...Miller o( lmblei.:
Ever Talking Sports
Judge T. H. Crawford of !.a
Grande l In Portland, the first time
for several weeks, discussing the
baseball scores. Oregon Journal.
Leave For Suuimcrrlllc '
MT.s.Ad Mrs. C. W.-Howk of Fosv
sil, left this morning on the branch
for Summervllle to visit Mr. Howk's
motbor, whom he has not seen for
eighteen years. . ' ;
Leaving On Trip .
. Mrl-.and .Xrs. H.-.A. Zurbrlek and
son .tV.ilfV.ed ofi6n4-MainJ'S(rcet, are
ICKvlng.Mhls "aflbnioon for a three
week's trip to Por.lland, Seal lie and
Seaside. While in IWtUnd Ihey
wlll.be the guests of Mr., and .Mrs.
rPEvajis.j . . y ' '
IV:i ), ' 1 ! .
Tii l.rtrjlil VallY '
;.tMrt. J.;' J.iMurVhy.5, aiibmpa'iried
by hef-. nlotuor, Mrs. Hi.S, Bean,-left,
this fmSrnirlg on the branch for Wal
lowa1, where Mrs. Bean will be mot
by lfcfj husband, who motored over
J-etcrctay afternoon. The Beans
Vtll pirake.WallbwaS their' llomc for
Borne time. . v "
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Returns fromi . Portland-! ' ( j ; -Charles'.McCrajy
reijirited yeBtor
dly from ' a .'business trld 40 Pofl
land. Mr. McCrarJ; was 'accompan
ied by his cousin. Mrs. William Mc
Clure of The Dalles, ; Mr.- MrClure
Will alto visit her Bister, Mrs. A.. 11.
Thomson In Baker, before reluming
to her home In The Dalles
War leparnieiit Iteport
The monthly report of the street,
water and sewer departments of the
city of La Grande shows that a to
tal of 9I3M.&4 was spent during
June by I hat department. This Io
ta! Is divided Into the following di
visions: Water department. $701,-
l:; street department, J6UI.4D; ee
icr department, 189,11; rebuilding
Ji fences at fair ground?, 1119.63.
J: Nome From Tour of Coast
Ira Snook, wh eells farm ma
ll chlnery to the wholesale trade, has
t returned to Baker from a tour of
i lbs Northwest as far as Spokane nnd
'points on the coast. He says that
In every place vlslied he found mer
chants reporting a general Improve
ment In business and belief that bnt-
D AN CE
; J Modern dunces Tuesday and
and Saturday nights
;Old Time Dance Thursday,
j Ticket given each lady dancer,
1 tw Drif 1 T f ka rvii'Atl en'an
each Tue3dy night ,
Drawing at 11 o'clock
Watch this space for aVtet
REX HALL
N. A. I, But.
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Carr
Phill "Abie" Berg and Ert
"Slivers" Hunt
NEW PLAYS
NEW SONGS
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TEOPLE
The Same Old Family Show
Band Concert 7:30
ter times are coming Baker Her
ald. Crop Specialist Coming
G. H. llyslop, farm crop special
ist of O. A. C, Is expected 10 bo In
La Grande wlthlng the next ten days
to devole some time to studying
nonditlons in this section.
,!u.vue!i Car For tjraliam ,
1 Cliarles McCrnry returned ycslcr
Jny from I'ortlandl bringing with
blm a large Hayncs car for Cburles
Giaham, of the L. & L. Drug Com
pany." i To Sinniiiervlllt
''ivMrs. Henry Hu, uccumpunied by
MIhs Nellie Jack&on, do purled this
tn'ornlng on the branch for thu Hug
fwTin neur Summenillu. . Miss Jack
sOn will return Sunday, .
M
Hr re l'rom Camp .U'Ai
"VIvonneth HarriHon, nephew of Mr.
aud Mrj. Wealoy Harrison, i,s bore
yetting for a -few das before xo-
tp to his home. Id Iledfiold,, Iowa
Mr. Hrrleoa-. from iC'aihp l-'.'Wls,
here Jie 'bus been; In 'tl.o-ariiiy' for
pMiii time. : , , - i, .
V -f.-i
ltUMtrx Hldciiro lmtrai:t ;
- Ed Cross en' roofinc tonVrarfor tti
!5A GrWd. bai, tpnipc(cdarPbiiii
aifire-proof rooftj pre-ervation 'formu
la qn the porgei.HVhUiigton ,'Ciir
Ytiy reBldenrctf.' M'r.V Oohsoii lias
mbde p. siudy of roof preserving and
.fhukeS HU owtu niUtUrea to Bull the
bftrfltutar -need cat-h job.. He
ALL oTAR SL I TOHTlNt.
3 - RACK HORKS
HLM)RKDS OK l'KOI'LK
ARCADEj
0
"Kelly Trio"
"Famous Beauty Chorus"
With Manv New Costumes
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And Special Added Attraction
"The RichardY Sextette"
98 Weeks Without U'loshiK 98
"Tltere's 11 Reason"
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And the
Doors Open 7:ir
points nut thai I ho cold nlKlils mid
warm days reuulio special forinuliis
to meet I he weal her conditions in
Knstern Oregon Uultor Hernhl.
Itnrtlrtls Ki'turn lloiiH'
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ilnrtlett. who
have bfon In Hillsoboro vinitiiij; icl
Htlves, left thin munihiK for their
homo in Ontario. Mr. and Mi-k. J.
Kt Burtlott Htopped off here in I.a
Grande for a two days visit with
Mr. nnd Mia. C. H. Hihberd
This',
la the hrst lime the Baitletts have,
been in ha Crande for thirty-five
yearn and Ihey found It greatly
changed after that long absence, Mr.
and Mrs. Bar.tlett arc Die parents of
Dr. Carl Barltetl and Dr. Curl Ik
Barllett of Ontario, both prominent
physicians.
lidos Wallowa Milling tV (iralii
Norvin Coulter yosterday an
nounced that he Iwts resigned his
position with the 0- K. N. com
pany In Baker in charge of the!
freight depot, his resignation to lake:
plaeo next Monday and In company i
with !1Hh family will leave for La!
flrniwln wlinrit lie tins lu-rcul nil n nn. I
sition In tho office of tho Wallowa
Milling t tlrain company. Mr. Coul
ter lips been fn the employ of the
railroad company for the past nine
years and has oeen a resident of Ba
ker practically at) of'blH life 'The
ideparlure :nr ho-and"ibi
wl7f,"for
their new home will be regretted bf
their many friends in Baker but best
wiuhcg accompany tbent.
Dcmoc'M.
linker !
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NEW
SCENERY
antt
COSTUMES
Popular Prices
25c and 50c
Same lid Popular Prices
Curtain 8:20
Miss Bush he arcs '
Miss Mildred Bush, junior Chaulnti
(ua direetor, leaved tomorrow for
Chchalis uftor n dcliphtful week in 1
(iraiule. She has been popular with
the youngsters. A jolly picnic with
Kamos, races and refreshinenls topped
off the week's schedule this mo ruin jr.
rotatu Salad, Too. I'it'HNe
The Observer yesterday omitted,, 1
one section of the menu that eoun-;!
try Huh member wivea are to brhiK
with thorn tomorrow evening when'
they come prepared to cook for the
men who are going to cleun up the
country club park. Among the
things each lady la to bring ia po
tato naiad, which, added to yonler
day's call, maken a well-rounded out
lunch. Kneh lady is to bring all-'
verware, eup. and paper plates for
her own party nnd one more." Mr.i.':
H. Lt Poiireh, chalrmin in charge,
reports that thcro wllr bo plenty for
ail who may eomo without a portion
of "eat." Tho "beo' will begin ab
soon after & p. ni. as possible. -
Cameras of CIhhs. '
ComeliiU of claws anil com'nlctcnebs
KodaU 'HnownieB uhd thrVH of the
famous', Kaittman family of perfect
picture producers. The bcHl is the
cheapest arid, ttastnilm's ate both. Rig
or little, box(j folding -o' "pockef'r
there's 'a camera ' to' fit your fancy,
!vvuur "bopes'' and your purfte".
FAMILT BRUa STOMC
LA ORANOt.OataON.
rOOAY
I rid ay
SATURDAY
SFKCIAL (OMKDY
AL SI. JOHNS
in "Fired Again"
:lwawaawaaarfawaaawa)
Something New
, 2 qt. GALVANIZED ICE CREAM FREEZER
Water docs not effect them like the wooden kind
... , . 2 qt.. ko Cream Freezer ' L i',-. .
$1.90
iV'liilc they last. Call mid see
sold out.
F. L. LILLY
Fibre Reed
DOKS NOT DRV
j DOKS NOT CO!' AND ( RACK , WIIKN YOU SlT OOWK3
; .. . comi'ark
uuit liUMlMlhS illAMiMi IIOUSKSt IIOMKn ' t' VJ
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Merc is a lint of w-nnert.v Hint must lie sold imme
diately. Now is the time l luy whoir you can gel the '
mo.st for ymir liidiipy. HcmiI Huh lint over cure-fully yog ;'j
limy find ju.st what you nr looking for. ' ' ' ' 'j
CITY I'ROI'BRTY , f
A .strictty nidcni five-room liungHlow, close-in, with ...
a fine lawn, sIikcIc trees, full basement, tveryllung in first
class ciiiidil.idM and up to date, for $2r(M). '' n
Anotln-r modern five-room bungalow junl off Adams J
Ave. on Oak street, will iro for 'JfiOO. ...J!
A ilnndy five-room house on Walnut street, lielween r;
Spring ii nd Main streets for $2500. This is certainly -one-;"
of the greatest bargains ever offered in Iji Grande.
A three-room house, corner lot, garden timi all the
furniture, near the itiifh School, for ?7.r0.
We also have three of the finest homes in La Grande
on Adams Ave., to offer at prices that will Murprisc tyou.
Ask about them. '
We also have some extra fine .five, ten, twenty and
Urirty acre tracts close to the city, well improved, well
lifcatcd, and on pood terms, and some to trade.
'FARMS
Yes, wc have them for sale, some of the best in the .
GraiwK; Romle Valley, at prices and tonus that will sure
surprise you when we tell you about them'. -
Mere is a 160 acre farm near Summervilk. Modern
house, bam, silo, and everything' up-to-date and fn first-.-class
condition. Also the crop now ready to harvest goes "',
with the place. $20,000. $1000 cash will handle it. THIS.
IS SURE SOMK FARM. '. '
An W-acre farm on the Sand llidje with a fine crop
of fall w;heat about ready t harvest. 10 acres all plowed
ready to plant to fall wheat;, for 1125 per acre.
IF.YttU WANT A FARM t)F ANY DF.SCKIPT10N,".
UK SUKy TO SKK US BEFORE YOU BUY'.
We have some fine, building lots, close in, (50x110
ft. $'A down and $10 per month.
F. N. FORD
V RAM.li LAND COMPANY .
rtral Lslatc . Insurance Surety. Bonds -
them before they are all
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HARDWARE
Furniture
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OUT WITH AGK
ouIi riiic'Es' :
Estate Bargains
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