La Grande evening observer., December 21, 1921, Image 5

Wednesday, Dppp-mber 21, 1f)2f
LA G
EVENING OBSERVER
t PAGE nvn
Local News -In Brief
liublcr Man Here
K. O. McOoldrich or t'ntrprle,
Is in La Grande on business. Ha Is
stopping at tba Savoy.
Any La Grande subscriber to :''
At die Savoy -
H. W. Bui'li and family of Elgin,
the Observer who does not receive are slaying at the Savoy at present.'
his paper by 8 o'clock' in the ev- l
ening, please call Western Union, Xij
Main 24, and a special messenger
will deliver a copy.
COMING EVENTS. s
iADee. 28. Annual venison feed of
Wine, Fin and Fieetfoot Club v !
i'r. at Foley hoteL :
Xorth Ponder Wouuiu Here
Mrs. Ruth jGllklnsou. of North
Powder, is in town. She Is stopping
at the Foley.
C. W. Hill of Klein
C. W. Hill, o( KlRln
lit the Foley today.
Lumber Mail Here
D. Jackson, of the E. 0. Lumber
company of Enterprise, Is at the
Souinierv today.
Slops Over
John Graham and wife, of "Wal
lowa, stopped over at La Grande
is registered en route to Milton where they are
planning to vlsli some relatives.
From Cove .
C. D. DuBois, of Cove, is register
ed at the r'oley Hotel.
At Sommer Hotel
G. S. WlcKlnsie, who resides in
Lojtine, is stopping at the Sommer
for a dny or so while doing some
Christmas shopping in La 'Grande.
On Way lo Tucoina
A. F. Bickford left this morning!
for Taconia. He was visiting Mrs.! Family at Foley
Harry Plass of this summer. lj- J- Motley and wife of Enter-
. : prise, are spending the day In La
Cove Woman Here Grande. They are stopping at the
.Miss G. E. Pease, of Cove, is Foley. , t
spending the day in La Grande.
She is registered at tho Sommer.
Hero .from llaker '
George H. Jennings who lives in
' Bilker, is stopping at the Sommer
today.
Leaves for Spokane
Mrs. George L. Markham of Km
mett, Idaho, left La Grande today
for Spokane. While here she , had
"bean visiting 'her son It. S. Mark-ham.
DANCE
REX HALL
Prominent I'uinii Man Here
L. A. Wright, owner of the
Wright Drug Store of Union, ,speut
last night In La Grande vtsltlug rel
atives and transacting business.
Hcon Shopping
F. Pohrman and wife loft last
night for Perry, where they make
their homo. They have been shop
ping in La Grande, . . ,
Doing a Little Trading;
W. L. French and wile spent yes
terday In La Grando doing some
Christmas shopping. Thoy lire in
Hilgard.
From Enterprise
Bell Lawrence is registered at
the Savoy. Sin makes Enterprise
her home.
Drove Over from Vuiou
Sylvester Hemp and family, of
Galon, drove over to Le Grande to
day te do some shopping.
(one lo Portland ;
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar CresMa left
this morning- for Portland, where
they will make a short visit.
Ta Temaesi
Mrs. T. J. Ryan returned to her
heme In Tenjneseee after a visit
wttk ker sistert, Mrs. G. W. Thomp-
aid Mrs. J. . Rutter of this
city.
Leaves for Visit-
Mrs. John Clifford left this nam
ing for Portland where she eipecls
to make a short visit.
In from Hilgard .
Dewey Whitehead and James
Beerham of Hilgard are registered
at the Savoy today. :
Bark from LcwiMou
J. Kay Johnson spent the night
here eu route to Wallowa, his home,
from Lewiston, Idaho.. - .; -.
Left for Sllvcrlon
Mrs. ('. L. Payne left this morn
ing for Silverton, Ore., where she
will spend tho holidays.
I'hilerpriso Mail Keiiiriia- -' . .;
Kd Thompson returned this morn
ing to Enterprise after an extended
visit to Pendlotton, Portland, -mid
other points. ; -, . V. -,. ' . v.
iMBJu t ouplo uncle " , V:.-':
Mr. and Mrs. L. Adams, of rlliin,
have been visiting Portland on bus
iness land returtnetL- to'.uelr- home
UiIb morning..' . ' '; -o.:
Going Home After Week's 8tay-
Mrs., iC; H. 'May returned this
morning to her home In Keith.' She
has boon visiting with. Mrs. .0. : V.
Thompson of this city Tor a week.
Operation at Bailer
Mrs. Ernia Thelssen underwent an
eaeratien last Saturday at Hurley
14a ho. She Is recovering nicely.
Mrs. Tkelesen formerly live iu La
Grande. 111
NEW TODAY
ine PejiA at
I. A gbw til
Serpent:
cember 20,
12-21
N. A.
Rex Hall, De-
time assured.
DESILET, ijlgr.
at 20 per cent dit.
Oregon Music Co. '
12-21-et
U. C. Stover, accompanied by his
wife, left last night for Yakima,
where he will attend the funeral of
his father, George Bouch of that
city. ' ;
Leeaves for Knterpi-lso
Rev. J. ". Gunn, pastor of tho
St. Peters Episcopal church of La
Grande, accompanied by Archbishop
Van Waters, left this morning for
Enterprise.
Victor iRece
count. EssterV
r
Serpentine 1ik;e at Rex Hall, De
cember 2S. A'iirokd time assured.
N.yDESlLET, Mgf.
specialty.
12-21-3tp
Victor Red Seal Records at 20 per
cent tlitcouna. Eastern Oregon Musi.'
Compel. 12-2 Mt
LOST Set of tire chains, extra heavy
Weed chains, site 30x1, Finder
please phone 41L'M.
12-21-2tp
12-21-4tv
LOST Pair
ex please lei?
0 leaaa'
lasses in case. Find-
t J. G. Holm Gro.
12-21-2t
A quaiitiky of player rolls at 7.r)C.
Player pVnps on easy payments.--Eastern
Oregon .Music company.
12-21-lt
SERPENTINE DAN
December 26.
W. J. Ricmleuu Piumbing and heat
ing "contractor. At Furniture Ex
change. Phone 474J. Jobbing a
Popular Prlcr '
Plumbing at pre-war prices Is
promised by'W. J. Rloudeau, who Is
opening a shop iu the rear of the
furniture exouange. He will make
Jobbing a specialty nd will take
beating .as well as plunibing con-,
tracts..'-'
l 1'roui Porlland
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Hloundsaboll,
of-Wallowa, returned from Portland
this morning to leave for their
home.: Beth have been sick and are
not fully recoverod, Mrs. Houndsa.
bell having been III since Septem
ber 2.. . ..
Intermediate to Have Meet
Tonight preliminary to the City-
League game the intermediate class
at the Y will hold an athletic meet.
The events will be the same as in
the Scout mcetbf Monday. '
Old Time Dances Thursdny
Mmlci'U D.inres Saturday
CouplesNselocte each Thursday, "ver from I nion
night to compete foYi.-ize wallss. I M1'-. an ' W'. w. btevens, nc-
1 Mrs. Maxw.cU AJIr. Olaf Group companlcd 'by Mrs. and Mrs. Geo.
2 Mrs.. BlrnlSv- M Leo Hanson nard and Mrs. Tony D. Sdiith, spsnt
Mr. and Mrsil. Prior. 1,18 uuy m La Brando. Mr. Stevens
4 Bernlce LookcK-'E. B. Smith an Mr. Balrd attended the meeting
B Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lane. ,or 1116 Aa a' folay.
fi Richard Onlmrn - Mrs. Beulali
Dunbar. ; Visiting Mother
V
Mrs. M. II. Michell - Mr. C.
Freeman.
8 Mrs. Norris - Mr. Buffington.
' 9 Mrs. Hintt - Mr. Williams.
10
FirtST Vllt'M 930.00
second PitiZK sao.oo'
N. A. Desilet, JManager
OOffiftO0'
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Putty and
young son Ernest, Jr., nre visiting
Mr. Patty's mother, Mra. , C. M.
Hutchinson 'over tho hollda.vs.. Mr.
Putty Is now manager of the Gor
rien zinc mines ' near -Northport,
Wash., although they have been so
journing at Pullman' where he has
i been acting in the capacity of spe
cial lecturer !in the department of
mining and geology at Washington
State college.
W. K, Hayden In Town : - .
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Harden spent
the day in La Grande doing some
Christmas shopping. They live'
Union. ,'.
MorltUrd Boys Play Tonight ,
Tonight' will see' the second game
ef'the City Basketball League In
a. contest between the Stoddard Boys
Old Tytae Dance
EVERY
WKDXKSDAI at
NIGHT Enftlea' Hall
if-JOO.OO PtlZF, .
given to the het old style'
waltzing couple ibetween La
Grande, Baker, PAndleton and
Walla WallaX doverned by
same rules as In the past, '
P. jPowers
THRIFT SHOP OPEN.
The Red Cross, Thrift Shop is '
open daily now iri the'Nvv Foley V.i
Building; off tl)eAdnm avenue
entrance. Thursday, will contin- H;
ue,to be ihrift flay and n this
K. C. Tnrkcy to Porlland r
E. C. Tuekey left last ,ntght tor
Portliund on business. He ti shoni
timekeeper for the 0,-W.: R.
in La G rande. , ' ' :
an the Lingering Five. The Stod-p day an who hayo donations for
dard bovs woin from the Cougars! the shop aVo 'naked; to hhve it :
but the Lingering Five have as yot -f ready ; to be dellverld, thht be-
Slaved no eames so nothing regard- "S me any collections are mane.
Ine the respective strength Is avail
able." : i
I'niou Fnmily from Hepnnm-
Louie Ingram and family went
through La Grande laBt night e.t
route to Union from Henpner,' where
he has been quite t while....
A gdyif t
Ei-AtRex Hall
f time assured
N. De'lit, Mgr. 12-21.4t
FOR RENT Steam-hckted sleePinf
rooms with tath. Inquire at 1607
Sixth street, w, - 12-21-3tp
STRAYED Three year old bald fac
ed sorrel mare. Notify Glenn Brock,
Summervillc,- Orcg. 112-21-iltp
FOR SALE Hay in stack lots.. J.
1). Dobbin. Farmers 200. ,.
' 12-21-4tp
A-R.C-A.D-E,
TODAY AND THURSDAY
IS
Jmocwm CP) eKw
"tow
HOBART BOSWORTH
in
BLIND HEARTS"
Y.
A story of the Yukon
of gold rush days, and
of America'today
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COMING FRIDAY JAClflE 0OOGAN
: 1' 12-lB-tfn a- see mi n n i mis tymm WW I m.i .i n mii,.ni .u mwinuii.misi,i m lenw!
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: Must Uve and Learn. I , ; T . , , 3
TAnnff neenle never will be elrcnm. 1 ' ' 1 ! i i ' .
t - .i'aWt. Humnn affair ninst nlwnvs be I t I I
ttrsngod In cnaalderatlon of this fnct, J '' ' , J " if
'.,. , ' . Have you visited the Exclusive I f:V . V ?SijQ9Wy HA k - Tv ' '
After Long Mslt : Vtall. Vegetable Store? I -- U, $yOOOW)A W'rWS. 7 I
Mary Loguo left this morning for lu, your . . V f Wi3QWWYn IrV "'fVV'V- l
her home in Alamosa, Colorado, (A ; ! 'Oies, Ccleijy Hearts, ' ' ''! V4iW V?XX)00 t T 1 ' ' J
tcr a seven months' vlatl' yh hej , rape .i-'rnlt tfnd Nuts . .. L . iEi-1.4S. VYXX , T'll :' MlS yl
father, C. A. Log,... j; 'y;?'l kerT .V -'1 " i h&V iWCW 4vl t A) f ' (
Wallowa Peopl, Visit Cwh.-an-.i i - ' nocl'vo" iZld tlpi!! f
Mr. and Mrs. L. J., Stale ..; ! hu. U J Everybody 1 SiM MWX
fnmily spent 'yesterday yisiUag; , 1 1 T.'''v(ii'(!.' -J' jT e ''.1 VJ'' ''',
Oeeorgo.Cochran, who is now III, te,r ; : . rVJ.. .1 . i' sli t if'' 'skS&: . N If '-'''' '!':: 'iV
covering from -an bperatioa.-'V .ta '! "nJ-'VV I Sllet ' f S ll'B fSSfc. N lX"V:. l'W 1X J
visitors make theiri home, iV:,W; r' yaUCl l ( .,W.-r-f-' 'J(T J A
lows. : : r V tjL&fcm. - ' ?MX- I 3
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Have Yoii 'A Man or Boy to Buy for? . ; """ k""'"",v"'
;'': MEN'S ' ROY'S ill SPATS Utility i;i iiiiJn-liMit iii (iilt Kivins. K sen hi it-
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--' 'L - .i7i ir-i iw lvuiiiiiMi-iiUUiW ll i '..in V S ii.nors live alwavs nleas nir ifii: alc-pntahlc.
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SILK SHUiTS
MUFI-'U':! -"i;
CHKXHV CJv'AVAT.S
SILK HOSIERY
WOOL II0S1EKY,
CUT SILK TIIOS
KNIT SILK TI K
TKAVELO AND T
KNI.T JACKKTS
IfOUdll NIX'K SWJ1VT
SILK LINKI) OLOYKS
;ATiu;om:.s
CATS
HATS
SIIOKS
AUTO KOUKS
Li;.TIIi:iv .JACKETS
.MACKINAW'S
OYLL'COATS
llOl'SE SLI IM'KIi'S ,
AVOOL SHIKTS
MILITARY MRCSIIKS
ITI'T LINKS
Sl'Sl'KNDKWS
1IKLTS
IiKLT IU'CKLKS
IIANKKEHCIIlhTS
llANIUAOS
s. , -rm :
hi II J- A J I ur W I
A v '
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SITT CASE
TW'XKH
WAI.'DK'Or.K TKL'NKS
LADIES'
SILK 1I0SK -v
SILK AND WOOL HOSE
wool iiosi:
COMFY SlIIM'KL'S
TIi'A'KLIN I DAC.S
SrLK SI1IHTS
.MUFFLEU'S
CHENEY; TIES
KNITTED. TIES
HOUGH NECK SWEATERS
SHOES
men i top shoes
RED TOP IiUIJIiER.HOOTW
BEETS
SUSPEND?:
HANDKERCHIEFS
il ACK IN A WS
OYERCOATS
KIT-ITS
LEATHER VESTS
HOSE SUPPORTERS
JERSEYS AVITH STRIPES
CAPS
HATS
GLOVES AND .MITTENS
FOR MEN
Crepe Dp Cliinc ami Jersey
fciik Shirts
. nipl
Tiih Silk and Stripe Shirts
for lA'j's
have just arrived.
Theyniake a fine present
Pendleton aind Oregon City
Hath Holies, Indian lilaiike's,
Auto K'olx's. P.ed Covers. Pap
lfoe Ulaiikets,
Comfy Slijipers live always pleasing laid aji-eptahle.
AYe have them lor I'ut.her, -Mother, Sil('r aiul Jnntlier
ami also fur the Haby Warm and TPoasly Those
eatchy picture liook desiftiis certainly deiilfl the i hil
drrii. There are so nianv instances wlieB ue waiinth
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HOSIERY A very tlesirahle gift, to nmr.cli the Edict of
Fashion. Here the upportunity for it di li;'htriil reniein
heranee h unlimited Even now women are making se
leitions as sifts for intimate friends AYliy not make
vours from our stoi-k.
THE BOOTERY
For Shoes That Are Different )
1 J. Winer, Mgr. t
ri 1 hi