La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 10, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO I. A f.RANDH EVENING DESERVES THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE Condo. The Manners of Women. "Minium." -""Ill li"" 1111111 "ll'idlng In the street car. "why do you persist In punching in- with your umbrella r -1 want to make you look uroiind so I can thank you for giving me your vow. sir. don't go off and nay Llttl. Su.y t Church. Little Sny wai takru to church b) her mother for the Unit tlnie. During the Ion sermon th. child grew more and more fidgety, and k.pt wrlgrHng bout. Klnally il.e bec.me very great ly Interested In a ini.ll tear lu bei dress tad, tft.r lowkluf t this ab orbedly for llttl. while, she Jumped to her fret on the seat, and to th. great mortification of h.r nether, cried out: "Has anybody Is this crowd lot plnT Minneapolis Tribune. that women haven't any manners." THAT THE MIGHTY FORGET 1 1 Dissolution of Partnership S A I F NOW GOING ON AT HILL'S DEP'T STORE CONTINUES EVERY DAY Thousands of dollars worth of DRY GOODS, SHOES, CLOTHING MIL LINERY, COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, ETC. OFFERED AT' CL0SING0UT PRICES $60,O0O.0oSORTH1 OF MERCHANDISE SACRIFICED AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE E EVERY DAY ENTIRE STORE ABLAZE WITH BARGAINS COM n ' ' THAT'S VGR.r KTlMrx OV YOU, 12R.OM S.ON You HAve a LAVISH n e-i i u r err - kx so r SHEEPIEAVING STARKEY RANG Hunters Miinierous In Upp er Country Karmei's nni l'limtiiiS ,iA.ill Orain at Present. Hill's Department Store HEPPNERTD H c u Older VM of "Noi'tlieaolern Owrou W'i'll Meet in Con vention. HEPPNETl, Oct. in Tho Third Annual Conference for Older Hoys of Northwest Oregon will be hold In Hcppner, October 11. 15. and 10. Thn purpose of Iho Conference Is to bring together (ho older boys from die dif ferent communities nnd citi-H to dis cuss some of Iho vllnl o,uasilon per taining to Hoy life todny. The theme of tho conference Is "Tho lt It e of Leadership." There will ho some fine addresses by strong apcakem hoiI lenders besides plenty of time given for discussion; nml papers by wider, Liiiya on oilier subjects, j Mr. A. E. Yount, Interstate Boy' Secretary for the Y. M. C. A. of Ore-1 (Ton and Idaho, who la directing tho I conference, aald thHt he had Becurod i Jaa. W. Palmer, Assistant Oonoral , Secretary of tho Poil land Y. M. C. A. : for two of tho principal addresses on ' Saturday and Sunday. Mr I'ntmorl will also lead the Ringing through-i out tho conference. A. F Ilittner, Institutional and Educational Direc tor of Westminister Presbyterian, church, Portland, will also be one of! the speakers and W. V. Dillon, Kxe cutlvo Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. of Oregon and Idaho will lake an ac tive pail. In the program throughout, tin- conference. ! Howard M. James, Supl. of Schools' at Hcppner Is bending up the local ; organization. The good people of Iho entertaining city are providing full' entertnlnmei I. for all the delegate.).' besides a splendid banquet Saturday; night. Tho only expense to boys nt-j WATCH! For Our Page Adv. On "Wed, Oct. 12th. PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE l F.WILL STORK tending is lhe car"frrrriinr frfrrTrlg Istratlon fee which is used to help de fray expenses of the program. The conforence opens Friday all ernoon at 5M)0 with a song and Introduction meeting, v At 5:30 there Is schedul ed a short address on "The Chal lenge" followed by the appointment or the nominating committee to nom inate officers who will be elected al ma evening session nnd will preside over the conference throughout. The evening session opens at 7:110 and af ter tho Ad Iross of Welcome and Re sponse, Iho election and installation of officers, the principal address of i the evening will be given on the sub ject: "The Price of Physical Leader ship," by A. I' Ilittner. Institutional nnd Kducatloual Director of the Westminister church, Portland. Sat urday morning there are l.o bo two! fhort addresses one on "The Price! of Intellectual Leadership," by Mr. Ilittner, and one on "Hoys and the World Progrnm." by J. W. Palmer, and two discussion periods. The conference photograph will lie taken nr. noon, and alter lunch there will be an open discussion followed by delegation meetings. The time from 3:10 on until 6:15 will be given ov er to recreation, there being a foot ball game scheduled between llenp ner and an outside ten in. At 6: IS the banquet will be held in the -Patrick hotel and will be the big social feature of the entire conference. Sun day will probably be the best day of all. The delegation will attend church and Sunday school in the morning with I heir host and hostess. Then nt 3::to there will be n big mass meeting for all boys of the confer 'eme and other older boys of Hcpp ner. This meeling will be addressed by W. W. Dillon on "Thn Price of Christian Leadership." The closing session of the conference will lie held Sunday evening at "::! when there .will be short talks by boys and le.id j ers, and a short address by .las W. Palmer. This meeting is open to Iho public generally. 1 Mr. Yount expectB to see between 150 and 175 boys registered at the conference. STARKKY, Oct. 10 (Special) One of th finest social events for Siurkey tblH season was the dance recently held at Ward Smith's home. It was a fine time wilh a fine sup per and good music. .Mr. and Mrs. Scott and daughter. Donnu, from the Hilgnrd store, were out. to the dunce. Mrs. Scott being an accomplished musician, rendered piano musjc during tho evening. Don na accompanied her mother on the violin. " Italph Sullivan has finish hauling his grain to La Cirande. Mr. Ellsworth, a stock buyer was In Stnrkey for a few days and made headquarters at the Rose store. He was here to buy tho A. B. Burnett cattle, also some beef cattle rrom It. L. Sullivan. A. H. Burnett is making prepara tions to leave Starkey Prairie us lu' las rented a ranch In the Summer v'lle country. .Mrs. Ward-Smith nnd 11 tie daugh ter. June Man-, 'have gone out to Pendleton to visit Mrs. Mery Pedro and the Very family. Farmers are sowing their fall groin even though It 's a little dry tor 1 lie seed just now. Hugh Worthlngton and B. I). Nut ter, formerly a painter of La Grande but now a resilient of Pendleton, were up from I hat city hunting deer. They snld they would come back af ter a rain as it was too dry to do any good just now. j A bear was seen along the river I by Mr. and Mrs. Scott of Hllgard on lhelr trip to Starkey. Bringing his old western days into use once more, .Mr. Scolt. shot the bear with his re volver but It was not heavy enough :to kill him. The bear whined and , beat it into I lie brush. j" Paul Jones of McKay creek is up in me starkey country Bunting deer. A few days ngo lie ran onl'o a cougar which looked too fierce for Paul so he hiked for the camp. Grizzly bear tracks were also reported by Paul who is a man nfter big game. He followed the tracks to a hole in the bluff but decided It would be health ier not to remain until the grizzly put in an appearance. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Starrlo and sis ter and brother-in-lnw, Glen Brown have gone to Haines by wagon to vis It relatives and friends for about a week. The late rains have started the grass and the grazing is good just now when the sheep are being driven from the mountains. " Pat Gnugherty lias taken his sheep off the range. ' John Healy of Heppher 'took' out two bands of woolles this week. Tom Blbbons of Birch creek has taken out one band of sheep in the last few days. Smythe Brothers have removed three bands of sheep from the hills land are getting ready for winter, j They left one band until the first of I next month provided the weather re mains good. Marital Mixup. 'You sold you would be at homo at 11. nnd here 1 have been keeping nwake lliese fast two hours waiting for you i me In I" snld an niuwy u ir.. Ti,.. ,iti, ..,,. 1 1........ against the wall and prepared to re : move his shoes. "And 1." be said soft i ly nml siirrou fully, "have been waiting j uul'.lde for these last two hours so's tou'd go to sleep." La GrandeX Concrete Pipe Co. : PERMANENT AS THE PYRAMIDS- ; ' ' ' CONCrVtE nltAIN TILE PERMANENT ASI) THE BEST. Factory at Island City. Phone, Postoffice Box 791 Iain 120 Carr's Carr's Where YourCredit Is Good Use It COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER Iza.'k Walton, Irank Wullfii ts h nntm htM In xvmi rt'intMiiUi nnt by tli-tuiii.tls w h tnv the niitiUHr Mtf.. nr.it In is s.f r imnilMTMl by iiN lunik. "Tin tm,-;.;rut Anelt'r, or ronlfimilndv-i Man'- liro rvitlliih.' AIMmiuh HhtJllni. or t:h lim N tlt tho writer ir' lo- yoin It. u'-vi"" fri'-.'n to m-itiy Hup ttimitrtitM rt"tfi'tini; i.tvuuik mi. I flHtls and llimtn It i i!,. work nf kfnil muj Kiiitio urn, nlii to the ttetiiits of nature. Foods Affect Mental Sen. It In mt hviiv rniy known ilmt ult rMMi. hrtiir veii.'iat.lo ..r n.-th nn pflci't on nt. Tmiilp-. for cMiMipl-i tnprv-r, iv:n 'hilne. MiiMn lni Irritation uf truitwr. iwk exiii' tin" liniiUHmtlon. NtM Ions slrttv a twit known whter f iniii t..ri4 ii.n f"rit thnt hN tnilrntton t-nnw fnHM prk thop. Andrew' s Variety Store Ate You in the Habit Of taking Vl'.v.ntairo of our wck-eiul Spociiils? 'I'lll slfi' Is fllll nt tlwin i.viM'i- ti-iwib ?fIILLINERY DEP'T DRY GOODS DEP 2 li. .M. ('. (Yot'liot f..ton 75c box Spwial lot liomnani.s, (I'rt'iios, vtr. I 15c and up. E DEPARTMENT p m-. st't li(in wlut i'ini-Hmi'lain dishes, aluo, 10.2r). for $7.89 42 -'. st-t Kntrlir-li jvt tfni, spini-ixinHain (lislios. value ."24."(') for $19.80 ! lot of Hats, AxhI val lies at .;!.(! t, ."i.(Ki, Each $1.001 1 lot tits, va uVs nn to ,f i2.ro. Each $4.75 HARDW 12 ih-. Sot white i; o I (1 st'ini-inrtv!an value 11.12. fo $10.95 12 : set Mayfieia pattorii, srmi-poivelain ilislies, value 2I..")0 for $15.85 i.l Lacquer Substitute. A new substitute for gluss or for lacquer has been Invented In tier many. It can be cut with shears or with a knife and whi n heated m more than 100 degrees Centigrade, it forms a kneadable mass which resumes It previous bard slate oo cunllng. It Is called "eellon." Indianapolis Xews. H.r Klnd.roart.n Experience. Little Kitty (sent by mother to the hen house, calls out) "All you chick ens that have laid an egg raise your hands I" 11, f . a v rr M W m ISAM JALLUJH A scientific blend of purest ingredients V- comforting and hcalins rp baby s deli cate skin. AsliforSan-Tox Baby Talcum I. I. DHirtAS'Wli: For Sale 8-room house on Main Ave. Base ment; beating plant; good lot on cor ner of paved streets. This home Is located In the best resident section of I.a Grande. Price and terms are right. 5-room house on Adams Ave. Big lot, 60x110; bouse just reflnlshed In sitle, and everything Is modern. Price 2 7-roomhouse v'i full basement heating lant; lot ICOrllfl; garage. This houlp Is modeVn In every in stance. l!ce 13,01)0. MO. ' use v'i ant; lot U Is modeVr V.ee 13,01) V IwitU 11 chk ken fti feredl 1.1 le G-room houst? good barn; house just pap laid throughout hree big lots; ouse and park; and new floors eutire house. IIS? Price, $1500. Terms, 1200 down and balance at $35 per month, including interest, Geo. H. Currey 100 Klin St. Real Eut Phone B-2001 ; Insurance For Sale Or will lease to resioiisil)lo jiarty Large home on eornev of .dany1 aiyl Seeon.'l greets. i t'lonis tunl hath lovi stiirs, two 2-rooin aiiiiVnleiilfc and halh up sta Geo. B. Richardson Olympia Oysters The Ittes U. 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