i'A(JE TWO
Fridav. December 2 1921
LA (iKANDE EVENING OBSERVER
1
GIVE HER
SILX HOSE
11 $1.00, $1.25, $1.50,
mi
5 $2.00, $2.50 $3.50,
1
GIVE
THE
WOMEN'S
Coats
y2 PRICE
Just two (lavs more
take advantage of our
big Christmas salt'.
You can buy your
choice of any .Wom
an fi oV
now for
r'arld s .coat,
PRICE
for
PorhiiteJiivalMnncdOrajrlngchilirM)
The 0-,:hl I'ucid.JJilr.k for All Ages
-s
Make it a Merry Christmas
Witl
liili
When YoiXBot
What more delightful wiy to
spend an evening than in lUrn-
iiir to J tie JtrimswKK pi;
your favorite selections?
That Is. i( yon own a IlrunR
wick. If you haven't one, come
m today and Kuril how to get
one easily.
Kir;it hear it play Brunswick
vnrai unit instrumm
-V Hot,
JANUARY RECORDS NOW ON SALE
EASTERN OREGON
MUSIC CO.
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING?
OESERVER WANT AD
! A Fare and a Half
for
ROUND
he
wvi iij
Union r
bet wecii all jmijits
win re tlie one-way fare does
not exceed $2.".
Minimum round trip fare $2.50
Tickti.s will 1 (. ,,n sale December 22, 2: and 21 and
the return trip extended to January ith.
PRACTICAL GIFTS
MOST APPRECIATIVE KIND
NsCIothing
.AND BOYS
to
For the next tw
you fan save 25
cent by Inlying
suit op overcoat in the
store, for cither men
or boys. ...
MEN
, fox? wn,
Kilays Vr
;si ;v.
HilPs Dep't Store
INFANTS and INVALIDS
ASK FOR
,1t
'S
lie Original
Avoid Imitations
fS&Yr Substitute,
iRIchmtlk, mulndgiatn extract In Poivdor
No Cooking Nourishing Digutlhlo
l a
1 T".
rrnaTTirrmni
Love Music
Hear the latent dance jaw
interpreted bv the new
cr-Keaturc Records. It's in-
icating! 1 he ideal produc-
, the true, velvety tones
amaze and delight you, f-
we will explain ' the
nicnt payment plan which
.sily puts The Jlrunswick
in your home.
-TRY AN
the
TRIP
u-msPtr..t ... : .
-.:.l.it, Arts 1,1" III :
w,ll
hristinas Holidays
inaile bv the
acific System
J. H. Keeny
Agent
La Grande
FELT
SLIPPERS
$1.50, $1.75, $2.00
$2.40, $2.75, $3.15.
Sho
es
OFF
not give him or
i iair of slices
er z-) I'ci' or .'it
nlf on all men's
ucn's shoes
incbixKjjiJthe choice of
this entire stock.
LflSTIKE LIGHTS
OUT OF ORDER
(Special to Tho Obacrver)
LOSTINK, Dee. 23. iLast Friday
morninp one of tho big copper electric
power wires broke at u spiicinjr on top
of tho Iewis hill, just cast of town,
and caused considerable trouble for t
timo. It was in tho early mornimr,
pbout six o'clock, that it broke and
just before some of the people nearby
were up. Floyd Hammock found no
light but got a shock from touching
the socket of the kitchen light when
he went out there to see if it would
light. Mrs., Hummock then went to
the telephone and called for .lay L?w
is, who lives at the foot of the hill and
has an electric transformer in front
of his house, to inquire of light con
ditions there, and while 'Mr. Lewis
held tho receiver in one hand he turn
ed to the light' bulb with the other
hand to investigate and thereby b:-;
came a human connecting medium for
the electricity, as tho telephone lire
was heavily charged from the 'uruken
iwiie crossing it, and Mr. Lewis got
Buch a Khock he waa unconscious for
a short time. The current that passed
through his body burned out the fuse
on that line in central office, and, as
he fell to the floor, his hold broke
loose from the receiver and bulb or
it would have been fatal for htm. As
it was, his hands weie badly burned,
Theodore LuCert, working at M. O.
Courtney's dairy lanch, found some
thing had gone wrong with the lights
in the barn, lie thought the bu!h was
burning out and reached for it ti un
scrtw it to put in another. As he wait
standing on the damp floor h;, too,
got a pretty severe shock. Il's fin
gers were badly burned and the I'tfects
of the shock caused him to double up
and finally fall to the floor and that
broko his hold. Mr. and Mrs; Court
ney and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jackson,
living near Lewis aso got light shocks
and I. W. MatJee said it had
strange effects ut his home east of the
hill. The casings and woodwork and
poker and stove all seemed eharped
with it, where the end of the wi:e
touched the io;k:; alongside of the
road it burned the rock into a bubbling
I pool of liquid glass. Frank Hamilton
(and Itob McKeime were notified at
I Knterprise of the condition and came
down early, after shutting off Hv
j power on that line to enable them tc
'repair the damage. ; i
rauline ChiMers entertained some 'i
of her young frieii.ls at a party Sat-1 J
unlay in honor of her eleventh birth- ji
day. She had a grab bag with many' J
little surprises, and inch little friend
got something to lemember tho oc-lj
ension by. All reported a very pleas-
nut afternoon, J
t'ncle Dick Piidvell, a Civil Warjl
veteran, v(r Ml years of age. can put !!
u mimlier of younger fohlier hoys to1
shame by his ability to work. He hns't
been wot king with his son, fhntles, in ;J
a wood ennip up the mountain side and l
em hale and heaiiy for it. But
h ha iH'ver given up not to work '
and to settle down to be an old man.
'lherehy proving that we are ju.-t ns '
old as we think we are in most cases.
Thomas Kensie returned home Sun-
diy from (. A. C. for the holidnyv I
He left Tuca.Uiy for a few days visit !
in Wallowa. " J
Miss K-el H u:,Ur returned home J
Sumlay for the holidays from Saore I !
Heart ncnlemv at la lirnmle. jj
t r,.w, Ira risher his moth- !
cr. Mr. Iljiviy l-'ish.r, ail ,f Hur :J
rn-ane rreek. were dxirg Chri'tiim- '
shopping in l.ostine Wclnv-.i.iy. :J
Wen I has leen received from R, V.
Coodnian aiiue he went to Hot Ijik( S
last week th.it he is improving (as;
under the treatment ut the inatorium. '.
V'e are having some cold weather at !
present. It was lightly warmer Wel I
liedny with a lit I.. more ..now es they J
wr have not had as much snow as thev I
haw been having in Portland, where
they claim never to have w inter. I
S. M. Crow was Wallowa visitor '
Saturday to sec the dentist. Mr. and,
Mi . C. A. MeArtor were al dow.i!,
the same day on the same errant?. ' t
1 Mian Susie Jacobs has returned
from a couple months visit to lort
lanil and is again assisting ut the
telephone office,
Howard Williamson came in fioni
Mud creek last week and Howard Chil
ders accompanied him back to the
lock ranch whore Mr. Williumson ii
feeding cattle.
Mr. ani Mrs. Arch IWillett and Mr.
and Mr. tR R. Bowmua were Enter
prise visitors last week, Tuesday ami
Wednesday, and again Wednesday of
this week.
, S. I'. Crow and W .P. Robinson
were Enterprise visitory lust Wedne.
day.
l' County .Judge Edgar Marvin re
turned the last of the week from a trip
to Portland on county affairs.
.Mrs. W. P. Vun Pelt was an Fnter
prisc visitor last week one day.
I It, M. Carey has moved to Fvans
from l.ostine this week, where he will
be nearer his work on the railroad.
Anthony Chapter No. 88, O. E. S.,
held installation at the meeting Thurs
day night, December 15. Tho fol
lowing officers were installed: Norn
Williamson, W. M.; S. M. Crown, W.
P.; llulen Jackson, A. M.; Ruth Shin
tafer, Sec.; Edgar Marvin, tieasurer;
Victoria Robinson, organist; Ilattie
Leonard, Ada; Hilda Marvin, Ruth,
Eva Everson, Esqther; Dolly Pearce
Martha; Oeorgia Allen, Electa; Mrs.
Moody, warder; Floyd Leonard, sen
tinel. After the ' installation cxcrciB-
!es were over they all enjoyed dainty
refreshments and a general social
hour. Ciussie Crow was the installing
officer and is also chaplain of the
chapter.
I The ladies of the Neighborhood club
with iknii fl'nii nn-l
f )od sale last Saturday afternoon, con.
sidcring they had only planned to give
it a month previous, and not much
time to make articles for the baxaar.
The food aales are most always a suc-
Ilert Candle is going around with a
limp and a plastered broken nose as
a result of a horse throwing him and
rolling on him a week ago Sunday
while racing with some companions.
He was unconscious for a time when
his friends got to him, but suffered
only bruises and the broken nose.
TURKEYS MAY DROP.
Uty Assoclttlert rrens)
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23. Turk
ey j.oducers were advised by Harry S.
Matldox, state maiket director, to dis
pose of their birds at a "reasonable
profit" ratheri than hold them for
prices "which may antagonize con
sumers. '
Turkeys are moving slowly on the
local market Mr. Matldox declared in
a statement today, and said there was
more than tho prevailing maximum of
CM cents a pound. The price to pro
ducers , probably woultl'not go below
10 cents, he said, and idded that this
figure would provide, in most eases
a reasonable profit.
31.1 KK UIG IIAI'I,
YOnK,,Pa,, Dee.
23.
Into.
Burglars
early today Jiroke
the .Mount.
Wolf bank and stole MOO.000 In se
curities from safety deposit boxes.
Thev roVetl a winndow and cut
through tV vaul doors with acety
leno torch. Locks on the deposit
boxes wore tyroken with a hammer,
PILES PERMANENT RELIEF.
Legal guaraXtie given. No need of
knife ,no painjk Jontinuo work. Ask
to see Gle-o-nis'iPilu Treatment. U &
L. Drug compans.
A quantity of fcl4yer roll av tic
Player pranoa oi asy payments -j
r.nstern Oregon Music company.
-, :' y 12-2t-4t
JUST IVRRIVED.
Something heiif Silk shirts and
ties. Will be eijen evenings the bal
ance or the wcel until 8 o'clock.
12 -22-2t i THE TOGGEJIY.
Serpentine Dance
ttt Rex Hall, Ue-
A good
rttme nssrired. -
N. A,
ESILET, .Mgr,
12-21-41.1
Read thf. Vant adsi
Snodgrass
r
Z.in
nan
Fimoral Vervfce Par
lor, LicpnetM Einbal
mer, Ainbiilant'c'Scr
icp. Day Phone
Main 62, Night
Phono, Main 743.
l.0.- Fourth St
La Grande, Oregon.
and
lmeili
ARMY IS BIG.
(Hy AsHoelmed Crej,)
COLOGNE, Dec. 23. The Allieo
urmiea of occupation in the RhinelanJ
which the German government ha
been endeavoring to have reduced art-
composed at the present time of ap
proximately 118,000 officers and men
Some German newspapers have beer
contending that tho armies of the fom
power should be reduced more than
one-half, the money thus savetl to the
Berlin government to be applied to
the reparations, fund.
The armies of occupation are divid
ed as follows: Englani, 4,000; United
States, 5,00; rielgiuro, 18,000; France
85,000. Great Britain's troops num
bered about 8,000 until a few months
ago when -several detachments were
sent to Upper Silesia, whtre they have
been on duty since.
OBSERVER WANT ADS GET RE
SULTS. .
County Treasurer' Call for General
and Road Fund Warrants.
NOTICE, The undersigned County
Treasurer has. funds on" hand with
which tfe. redeem, all warrants issued
on the GeSeral Pond prior to Decem
ber 7, 1921,jid all Varrants isaued on
tho Road FufW upo and including
No. 7H6.
Interest on tft aove warrants
ceases on DecemberVp, 1)921.
JOHN XJJAWLEY,
County Treasurer.
Dly. Dee. 9-16-23-30, Jun 7.
Merry Christmas
To Our Friends and PattTons
This Past Year has been a suc
cessful veav ior us. It has lieen
due to thoyLoyal friendship and
su))ort of (ur peoiile and we be
acu 01 voin win aceeni. vuv sin-
(Vrethaiiksl
land
enient oft pur gratitnde.
La Gr
Bank
Tho
anerican people are a great people
whose passion is to get results. Therefore,
we have installed one of the best equipped
switichboard obtainable for the express pur
pose of giviiuXvou the brst telephone serviex-.
Home Impendent
Telephone Co.
A Gift of
Usefulness
El't'trical
Waf fl Irons
CnrlingTron Toastere
Grills Chafing Dishes
t"m Sets Warming Pads
TSoudoir Sets Adjusto Lights
lint Point and American Quality Irons
X-mas Tree Lights
H. & S. ELECTRIC CO.
lOo Depot Street. . Piirn(. 30 T
Hun UllfFFHFll
IlilU uui I UIIUU
r-n n mil wr inn
i nn ri v vi nui "tt:
r n .ii a ranni
Portliuul Man i On His Feet Again
And SajK He'n Keeling
Like a Hoy.
The way Tanlac put me on my
feet beat anything I ever saw. eaW
R. J. Piatt. 811!) East Couch hi..
Portland, Ore.
'For six years I had Indigestion
the worst sort and finally- my
whtUe system seemed to give w.i
I lost fco much atrength and energy
I coiVl hardly swing my hammer
to rivflt bolts ane! 1 Uiigan to ue
afraid iVv working days! were over.
I was boViered a good ileal by rou
stinatlon f
Tanlac Vlped mo train the very
start and nw I am lilst brimful
of life and enVgy as a bly. Tanlac
did for me In tew wofeks what I
had been tryinik for yirs to get
other medicines ti
Tanlac Is sold i!Klj Grande by
Sllvnrthorn's Family Drug Store and
all leading druggists. Adv.
A(ST ARRIVED.
Somethingncw.i Silk shirts and
ties. Will bepen ivenings the bal
ance of the weeV until 8 o'clock.
12-22-2t rilfc TOGGEItY.
this afknowl-
m National
4
Appliances
Percolators
-ifif. Fnilt trw. buddrf from btutat Wlb
OtVttiw rd. AlJPl. fw. Chern. F.wb. Plum.
fVGLjK- I'runB, Apricot. Qulnc. Or.p. VloM.
rVr-.'irl shrubberr. 1'l.nti, SMI.birrlM. Dluk-
Viiiw. IIMen. Nut nd 8L.il. TTM.
CBlAutmbL 8.UIKU0U (U&JU1M4.
WASHINGTON IST.JRBERY CO.
Tbppfinua, waaouwioik
BalesmcutvsryA'httru. iiurt want.
J. II. KU.BY. 1806 Y,
COVEg
STAGE
Weimer Bros.
Passengers, Treight
Daily Trjps from
Savoy Hotel
Licensed Plumber
"Work Guaranteed
ART'S
Plumbing anrj Repair
Shop
Art Weagle, Prop.
Repairing a I Specialty
402 N. Fir St. '
Phono 407.T
La Grande, Oregon
TAXI
Call Main
Wo mako nil calls" promptly!
1'ou do not liavo to wat. AVe
do jUI khils of country driving.
Jtea.soiinhio Itatesl
Careful .Drivers
FORD & GEORGE
Main 44
Union-La Grande
AUTO STAGE
Ln Grande Iloadinaittcra;
L. & L. Drug fetbre
Union Heatlquurtcrs: j
New Union Hotel
Connections made with
Union-Baker Siage
P. G. DeLap, Mgr.
Sgti Service
Auto Paintir.g-
The modern kind
' that lasts !
' j
A Guarantee With Every Stroke el
the Brush and the Guar-
anteo is Good.
Runyan j
In Hug's Garage j
Some Bargains j
A beautiful home on comer
of U and Greenwood. 9 room
modern house. Price 14200.
A mortgage of $900 can be as
sumed. $1500 ,.asn wlu njul.
die it. balance can be arraug-
acres V lower Cot.
about r, ,Hes east from Allcel.
'"od liuprnvonients. Vrlie
$11. ..oo. 4ooo cash. balXe
u, balau
V
ami. purrnaser
4 moms, bath room and toi
let, barn, woodshed, part base
ment, good lot, at 1515 Mon.
r-e. Price $1 47.-, ,700 cuh.
balance contract I $15.00 per
month. - ,mLm
MO acres, 2 , "Jg
tr.mi Joseph. Ore., 200 acres !
under cultivation. 200 aerea
more can , pilt UU(ler Tw(
sets of h::iut,KS 0 the pIacat j
HI f-'iice,i art m3 fencedi
f.o,i wei SI)mp gprin j i
acres hi tall Krain. 149 acre. !
e..-.-u. rrice 15,nno, $1500
ash will handle ft. J5000
fchool mortcae runs 9 yean
et. flalanre terms at 6c4, la
Icrest. C J. BLACK 4 CO.
Xew Foley ,u1?
I.a OraiMh.
Oregtai
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