La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 13, 1921, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT A JGRANDH EVENING OBSERVER Tnftw'dar,'. TWftnW 13, 1021 G S To O vereome An Obstinate Cough iWhciicver fi cough or cold! itssumcs a clii'oiiic! form or when recovery froiib gri), influenza and o tiller ailiiicn't'.s is .slow, you'll J'ind Our Emulsion of 6cd Liver Oil a most el'lectivc r ion on the tmssmk strenght and provii disease. It is made fr Oil ajid s always fresh b V W'diV. Tt Hi - i i c.iinii mug lesVicsist'fii!'- (tinWri'wi'tiia aiuHdatjjl a specific act" it renews wcr against; ji Cod Livei- le. Price $1.00 Snapp5 s ,La Grande Pharmacy .' Home of Snapp's Snappy Service LA "GRANDE - OREGON WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD , Yith the New relhone tltX lor wu. advise one wrtuoors.i System ii large part of (hanged. There advertise teleph teloplioiv! numbers will be subscribers not to WELL AT COVE i (.Special to The Observer) COVK, Dec. 13. Service at the Methodist church on Sunday,' both morning und evening, Rev. Pollard pastor, assisted by a (food choir, call- jed forth a good congregation. J lltev. Loree conducted the services' at the baptist church. Rev. Lorec ii a missionary in the ficid and is in i Cove only two Sundays in the month holding services elsewhere on the j other Sundays. ! I Rev. Van Waters will have service and a lecture at the Episcopal church ; Wednesday evening, December 14. There is no resident Episcopal clergy man here. I Dr. Kum.sdcll is still confined to the house. A small fire in the residence oc cupied by Dwight Marten called out a small crowd on Sunday morning. It 'occurred during tho hour of service, but there was a sufficient number to put out the fire before it had done much damage. I Mr, and Mrs. J. S. DeLong left Sat urday for California. j j Mn and Mrs.- Minor Milman left; Saturday to visit a daughter Mr, i Perle Tobin, in Pendleton. They wi:,l bo absent until Wednesday. I Mrs. W. Hallmark will entertain the jB. Y. D. Club on Tuesday evening. Pauli M. Ellis returned Saturday 'from a few days in Haker. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert French and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lay were linker visitors hist- week. I.YHt's.j Ray Duncan spent several days last week visiting friends in La Grande, . .' " The Ladies' Aid aro fitting up a room in tho residence of Prof. Dyk stra.ns a work room. , Prof. R. O. Dykstra has a large class in penmanship, nearly every I pupil in the high school having signed up for it for a number of years,; Lew liloo'm's new building is grow ing rapidly and will be ready fur oc cunation in a few duys. Much work is being done on our city street. Trucks arc hauling grave! und already things begin to show im provement. Some members of the board of edu cation have been visiting the schools. Mi' and Mrs. J. E. Mills were La i Grands visitors on Saturday. .... Mr. and Mr.t Antics. were shopping in La Grande on Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Towlc en tertained a, small company..at dinner Sunday. ' y I A social-dance was held at the L. j D. S. church Friday evening, Paul M. Ellis, forest ranger, will I make a trip this week to Mt. Finnic Ranger Station, Horse Ranch and oth- jer points, looking after the forest in j hisVhnrge. The snow is ro deep in ' . Home Independent tone Co, oy a TeleBti SHERRY'S Nine room house, lot 80x120, on Second slreet. Location suitable for rimming houso. Price $2250. $f,ou eui.li, balance tonus.. Timber' claim' Wullniva rnunty'on the Grande Hondo river. Price $500. III trade tor property in La llrando twt.: If TODAY and TOMORROW essue In a drama of throbbing hearts and exalted ourage. "Wher(Lights Are Dow;' A Chinese prince loved a beautiful maid of the people. Ilia enemies stole her away to sell her into slavery. He found her in a foreign land and sacrificed hi3 rank to save her. Eoset by powerful foes he fought with them and conquered. Thiuliliiiig with Under sentiment it louclus tlte liearl-M rings. ' 'IViise wish terrible conflict it stretches the nerv.es In the breaking point. One of the most fascinating screen stories of the day, ALSO SHOWING A COMEDY FIvo room bouse on Jackson str close to railroad shops, lot. 65x120, six largo, beirlng cherry trees, bath, house Is In good repair. This Is a real proposition. Price JlSTill. $10(1 down anil $25.00 per month. 'The j properly has an Incumbrance of j $ 1,000 which the purchaser must as sume. I j Two lots on Cedar street, line lo cation for residence. Prlcu $(10() per i lot. VOUR problem what to give HIM for Christmas is easily solved at this J. C. Penney Company Store. Men folks expect and appreciate useful gifts that's why we suggest the following items as specially good ones to give Father, Brother, Hus band, Son or Sweetheart. That We Are Eminently Qualified to Give Exceptional Values Is Demonstrated By This List and Throughout Our Store Men's Neckties Silk Four-ln-IInud Neckties, ..beautiful patterns and shades; each tio la a neat Christinas 1ft box. .... .... .. 49c Men's Mufflers i : ' Men's Silk .Mufflers, popular colors nuiL patterns, 98c $1.49; $1.98 Itfen's Wttol Mufflers, brushed wool, for men ; populur alludes and piitterns. 98c $1.49 ' L Men's Silk Hose Men's Pure Thread Silk nnso "Willi mereerized - lisle ribbed tops, good weight, reinforced toe, heel and sole; blaek, white and popular colors: sizes O'A to 1114. - 49c Men's Dress Gloves Itest quality Suede and Do mestic Cape Gloves, In plain point spear back nntsli, with cut sqam. Jn suede, tan and gray; - 111 cape leather, tan and browu. $1.98 The new Glove, made of Im ported cape leather In full line of colors will! perfectly Mulshed details In seanuj and fastenings. $2.49 to $3.98 ? -LUGGAGE r-Makc a splendid gift. Our limbing is most varied In styles nnd 'qualities. Handbags, Suit cases and Boston bags; Priced from ' - ,;$3.98 to $2-175 Boys' Bath Robes. Warm, well made Path Robe for boys; a nice assortment of patterns and colors. $2.98 Men's and Boys' Sweaters Hoys' heavy all-wool Cnrdi '.gap and. Shaker Knit. Nweaters,. plain ,.nuil, neat .'color, combine "$2.49 $3.98 $4.49 Men's heavy nil-wool Shaker ; ' Knit Sweaters, pull-over style, both plain and color combina tions. $4.98 $5.90 Men's Sheep-Lined Coats A jvarnir well made Coat of Khoop-Unod Moleskin, With slx luch beaver collar. $9.90 ' Men's Leather vests Men's Leather Vests, mole-' skin shell with sheepskin leath er sleeves and lining, knit collar and cuffs. $6.90 Men's Handkerchiefs Men's Fancy Slllc Handker chiefs, white centers with nov elty colored borders; assorted sizes and hems. 23c to 89c Men's Initial Handkerchiefs; n good assortment of white and ; colored Initials; also SrUe Hand kerchiefs with initial corners, v 15c to 89c1 Men's Mercerised Novelty Handkerchiefs, printed mud, wovtU cord borders.- i vj9c to 39c All MnBo nemstttclietl IlarM kerchiefs Ttir men, splendid quality 29c Men's Handken Christmas boxes; . ored cord border handkerchiefs; incke fancy Christmas Knit Box 49c and Boys' Handkerchiefs Hoys' Plain White and print ed Horder Handkerchiefs, also Boy Kcout designs. ; 10c and 2 for 25c Men's and Boys' Maekinaws Men's Extra Heavy AU-Wool Macklnnns, . double breasted styles, plain and fancy plaid patterns. $7.90 $8.90 Hoys' Double Breasted Heavy All-Wool MaekinnwH In plain colors and attractive plaids; sl7.es 2(1 to 34. 7 $5.50 to $6.50"; Juveniles' Ileavy All-Wool Ilouhle P.reasted Mneklnnwa, i-neat . iilald .'palter'na,- -fur. little " felloHn of 3 to It) yeara pf age...; $4,49 x to 69c nilcfs In fanev V pljulii and eol- I1"" llllllllk B Ktwo In a I AO l WW X I i-en i ress ... ,s For Christmas J'resents A large variety of handsome patterns In fast color Percale, salin striped Tub Silks and Crepe de . Chines, silk striped Woven Madras and Silk Fibre Stripes neckband and attached collar styles: sizes 14 to 17. . $1.49" to $6.50" .'Men's Velour Hat3 line Lustrous, Snappy Vel- '. ours, full satin lined with the finest quality silk bands ind sweat leathers. All the wanted ' colors seal brown, myrtle, green, russet, olive and Mack.' " ".$4.98 '" " . Men's and Boys' Caps Silk Lin-d and With Real Fur Bunds Golf Caps for men and boyo -r-fine heavy materials, satin linings, fur ill-bands. 49c to $1.93 Mackinaw Caps made of fine Mackinaw material, nobby styles. Plush Caps, staple, con servative Hnverlock shape, made of line, soft, heavy pile plush. 98c $1.49 , Fur Caps of Black Coney, Near Seal. Hudson Seal and genuine Alnska Seal. Excep tional values and a gift that will be appreciated by any man. $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 Children's' Hats and. Caps Child's rjoln Cap of Mackinaw, l'lush and Chinchilla. 89c Child's Plush Hah Hr.h, good quality plush, with iu-bnnd ear protectors. ' ' ; .- 98c Child's Kaple Ca a knitted cap of pure worsted, heather mLxed or solid eolnrs. $1.25 COMI"OltT SUPPK.ItS . ' Leather and fi'lt slippers ill a rvarlety- oE styles. : 4'riceil V-froiit. -j:. '.' ;'.; ''..'; r'vv.v'v, ' $l.C9"to $S.69 ' "- -X fcS M B S3 - ' imi it.w w Incorporated 312 DEPARTMENT. STORES lien's Suspendei's Cross-back styles, lisle and silk web. neat patterns, leather ends; each pair in u ueat Holi day box. 39c to 9Sc Eoys' Suspenders ?. Cross-back styles, lisle webi leather ends, each pair iu a Holiday box. , 25c to 39c Men's Combination Sots darter and Suspender Sets la beautiful Holiday boxes. 9Sc $1.49 Belt nnd Carter Sets, full grain cowhide leather belt with roller, buckle and one pair of . satin pad garters, In handsome gift box. 98c $1.25 Men's Belts Snap Pelts without buckles Tongue Hells with buckles black nnd cordovan, smooth and grain leather, some in, individ ual boxes. 49c to. S3c Initialed Belt Bucklos Silver or gold plnted nnd .Sterling silver fronts; neatly engraved initials. 4Dc to 98c Paris Garters Single and Double (trip Paris Carters, satin and moire shields, all colors, each pair iu Holiday packing. 23c Jo 49c Garter and Armband Sets One pair of Single Crip Car ters and one pair of Armbands, euch set Iu a large gift box. 49c to 98c Flexo Armbands Flat and Fa'yy Silk Arm ' bands. eaob .pair, in u pretty vUoU,thiy box.. ; Av;'8c; to; 23c;,-,,;; Men'3 Cuff Links Men's 'Jiffy Links for soft; cuffs, dumbly made, attractive pm terns with platinum. KnplLdi tinlsh gold and enamel tons. 23c to 98c Men's Bill Folds Combination Hill Fold nnd Card Case; triple fold and hip pocket styles In fancy grain and plain leather. Cue lot on Adonis avenue, firx8"i In the host residence district of l.a tlramle. Prlcu tiinu cash payment, balance Iim'Iiih the mountains that he will be corn- One lot' t)u k and Adams. JO.ilo IPcllcd to. make the tiip on skiis. Price ' jf tJOO rush iinymenl, balancsi "enry Muir has a flock of 105 pure terms. V ibred white reghorn hens that make" return f five dozen eggs daily. He Corner lot, on OalcVlreet, -10x1 20. i keeps them in a warm, sunny dry l'rlco 5500. U 1 so cash balance terms. ; tKn- feeds them mixed grain, mill ..TTiE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT i STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD 98c to $3.98 1 1 it. III I I II llTMTTrWTTTM llll III II IHWI I I I IIIIIWI III l Inslib) lot J(ifeM -10x1 ili'iish, bahiiue ttyius (i:e lot. Ad, : cement sidrwalk cash, hiilutu-o lerin i for residoui u. Turin (t U thllcs from T.a Ornnde. i Hon, nml house and barn, produce !a fcd crnp of wheat every year, Hlu-rt haul to railroad. A Tine plac" lor i-xtenshe ranuinj;. Tonus upon : .tpplie-iUou. ? too, $100 Il'C(1 an plenty ot green stuff, and h-.1 is icwaided with great baskets of irlcaininr white- eggs. ii5fe avenae. 50x120. Hn.,i.... ktr.,i .",,! tiijd location j GROWE I j phone association at the closing ses READ THE WANT ADS! sion of the annual convention Satur day. George lA. Bauman, of Forest Grove, was chosen secretary-trcasur er. name five vice presideats, one each from the mutual or independent tele- I phone companies in Eastern Oregon, jtiie coast counties, Willamette valley, PORTLAND, Dec. 13. Chailcs K. Southern Oregon and Central Oregon WeHs, of llillsboro, was re-elect- also five directors. The appointment" ed president of the Oregon local tele- follow; Vice presidents: Earl W. VICE-PRESIDE T: Gates, Marshfield; S. IX Crowe, Xti Grande; J H. Hessig, Fort lAumath; C. l. Miller, Redmond; T. 1.. P.rown, Silverton. Directors: II. J. Roake. The president was authorized to!Portlanu: E- E' Foff. Newbcrg; A. J. ; five vice presideats, one each Vance- Mcdford; Wt H. Ixigan, 31 c- Minnvillc, River. and J. 12. Smithson, Hood In the recent Red Gross roll call Salem's contribution totaled $li;n.25. ! Three vei y ilcslmbV propositi ins on the Minidoka Project, Idaho. Thl.i ;sei-linn of Idaho is under n Kt,vcru nicnt htUiitloa proiccl. Description rami prices on application. FlouT Values I 1 have barstiins nn practically all I:t!ra1le l.nul In I'tne Vwllcy. OreveTi I Thin valley is ten miles from a rali- road and uno of the t'Oft watered s.'t-tlous of Iti enon. itl (MM Iptioiif", prtccri and all Infonntuui on application. North Powder, Best of Best $1.B5 Uppercrust, hard wheat .7 $1.95 Sea Foam, straight grade Olympic, hard wheat S A $1.95 Mill Feed, sack r $1.05 WHERAtKH THRIFTY THRONG Nolaa Skiff! HO O VI R I Z ED UA1N 4 I A Pound or a Ton Delivered to Your Door For 10c. PBOUPT DELIVERY SSKY1CX l.a 0 ramie, Oreton.