La Grande evening observer., December 29, 1921, Image 2

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Thursday, flpcpmher "Q, 3931
LA O-RADE T'VKXn'O nBSFlTJVV.r?
fj THE OUTBURSTS 01 EVERETT TRUE fc? Condo.
? v ) Shoes'
PRE-INVENTORY
BARGAINS
WE OFFER EXTRAORDINARY SAVINGS
ALL THIS WEEK
Clothing
MEN'S BOYS'
All .Men's and Hoys
Suits and Oweiwmt,
your fWnicei of the en-
wit limit re-
MEN'S WOMEN'S i
Your choice of the en
tire stock, the vciy, lat
est fityles included, at
OFF"
Coats
WOMEN'S MISSES'
Kvery font in tlie stlre
to lie. closed out, now at
.exactly
Yi PRICE
Dresses
'S MISSES'
ess in 1hn store
now, regardless of
at
1-3 OFF
I .
ill S
Store
ALICEL HAS A
S
XI
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Will Adlor; Itocltntlons, Verdi
Kuhn, Mulviu Buchanan. . .. ,
The mlrnclo plays, waro first r.iv
im ly thi) monk u mid priests iih a
niethud of touching Bible history to
the common, ipoople, wliu.xtwld not
rend. Thiy finally became" corrupt
ed by tho actors so woro forbidden
H,I . Ul" CllUruil, Willi UIU :niiiuu ...
ALIOKL, .,c. 28. The follow-!the I'nm,ort l''uy.--wli!cli was pro
, scnted every ten yearn In Bnvarlu.
Ing program was Riven at tho church Thlg plliy WBB ;for tho purpose of
Friday ovonlng to n largo crowd: 'showing how the birth of Christ
Scripture, SoconU Matthews, Mrs. was taught In olden days. Thoj
Luther Turner; Invocation, Hev. .characters were all between the,
Lines; Song, Audlnnco; Itocltiitlons, ages of 10 and 15 as follown; Alnry.:
Gladys Stewart, Tlinmn Wallslng-! Monica Jluhl; Joseph, Elmer Chbu;
er; Vocnl Solo, Paul Knautz; ltecl-' Angola, Molvla Iluchannn, Marie
tatlons, Claud Stewart, Clnrenco l.odbetter. Vera Casei I'earl Stownrt.1
Berry; 8nng, Intermediate and 1'rl- Francis McKonnon and Gladys
niary scholars; Recitations, Mulvln 'stowart; Shophordn, Iteubon WIIIh,
Guhleman, Tour! Stewart, Lylo Led-. Clarence llerry, Thomas WnllHlnger,
better, Jleubon Wills; Santa C'liuio' Claud Stewart and l.ylo 'J.cdbetter;
Bong, Primary pupils; Heading,! wise-Men, Wayno Welch, Mulvln
Mrs. W. T. Wnllslngtir; Recitations, Ouhleman and Hussell McKenmm, j
Marvin Kuhn, Vera Case; Song, In- The choir was composed of grown
lermocmito and Primary; Dialogue..1 nnnnia.
Union schools. Is spending a week
wltli her parents In Allcel.
Harold Wallslngor returned Sun
day from Hed Oak, Iowa.
Carl Friswold is spending the
holidays with his mother. He is a
student at TI ills Military academy,
Portland, Ore.
filles Van Housen and family of
Union spent Sunday with Mr. Van
Ilousen's parents.
Tho A. L. Taylor family spent
Sunday with Mrs. J. M. Simth.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kuitutz spent
Christmas with .Mr. Knautz' brother
In La Grande.
Mrs. Walker and sons Clarence
and Hay Keown of linliier, spent
Sunday In Alicel with the Archie
Keown family. '
JOSEPH PEOPLE
Clark Ituckmnn nnd 'Clelaud Wall-
singer; Exercise, Five Hoglnner8.
Recitations, Klda IJerry, Homer
Case; Song, Genevlove Adler; Reci
tation, Mertln Berry: Miracle Play
. , ' k l I
Kuuy ana t;vai i.ecieoiter urnveu
homo from Halom. Friday to sound
tho holidays with their parents.
Kathleen Stewart Is home from
of tho Nativity; Heollatlon, Howard! Union for the holidays.
Kuhn; Duet, Mrs. Hay Fuller, Mrs. Kula Watklns, teacher .In thu
E FDR IIS
NOW IS THE TIME TO
BUILD
while laW is' pleaitiful iid men need the (work,
and lumber is lvrmonnlilen price.
AVe carry a nictNckVf builders lumber
iiml make (loud Seft 1MuNPhcs Our Specialty,
Union Box Go:-'"
V. Jasinanu, Manager,
La Grande, Oregon'
Telephone, Black 78Ty
(KpOdinl to Tb ObBorvor)
JOSEPH, Dec. 21. At no othur
limp f year is there such a horn1 com
ing scramble as at Christmas th
day with it:-tl beautiful mcssn(:c of
"Peace on Karth, (loort W'i 1 1 to Man,''
which has made the home ties more
sacred anil secure. The (lay when wo
hark back to childhood and live over
aain the wondeis of the first Christ
mas we remember. Sometimes there
was only a bit of red ribbon on a won
dci ful golden orange to mark the day.
Others have the recollection of won
derful toys a fairy land of stores
and n KorKtMms L,m ni a brilliant
church with an almost unlielicvable
Santa ('laws. And always the de
means "home nffain." Tins year,
,when "hard tinuvs" were hiverin'.r,
black-winjreov everywhere the honie
coming .spirit seemed ntroiijfer than
ever.
Amonj? those coming to Joseph for
the liolidays were: Mis. Cordon and
Josephine Hondan of Baker and Kileen
P.ondam of Salem, all at the Uondaa;
Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Iturroiih and
children of Ontario, at Ceo. Taker's;
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reams of Joseph
Crook at Jim Hlevans'; Ceo. Solodv.
with his family, Mr. and Mrs. Hill
Craham of Milium at John Cuyan's;
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy McCully, of Cam-
-TWENTY- $t
AM
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STARTLING
FIGURES HE
(Tty Asuoclalcil Prons)
rAHIS, Hec. 28. (tionernl Per
cln. In a book describing more than
200 battles In France and Belgium
during the lato war, concludes from
data collected by hint that 75,000
'French soldiers were killed by their
own artillery through Uefectivo liai
son.
The 1ossp3, lie say.i, were higher
by 50 percent In the French army
tluin In the German army. "I lie loss
es ot the Freuch infantry, ho finds
wei-e comparatively four times
greajer than tlie losses of the ar
tillery. He rixes the French losses
from the enemy's fire at 0,000,000
killed: and wounded.
Geiwral Percln was military gov
ernor of the fortress of Lille just;
after tlie outbreak of the war. He
evacuated the fortress on orders re
ceived froin the government when
the Germans approached the Iron-
tier nnd was, for .a long time, sup
posed by the general public to have
cvaucated the place of his own voli
tion. A lively controversy between
his friends and adversaries has been
going ever since as to whether he
was badly treated by the General
Staff. He has severely criticised
the conduct of tho war in tho field
by the French staff.
mm
t f-. Fruit trtci budded from btlrui oreh.
JL'tVrrrg ..... n.,.n ti.L..hiji..
brido, Idaho, and Miss Lucille Dun
bar, of I,a Orange ,at F. D. McCnlly's;
Clarence Carpenter, of Oregon City
at Harry ('arpenter's, and Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Ryan, of Pendleton, at H.
Cole's. Others from out of town spend
ing Christmas in Joseph are 'Miss El
liot of La Grande at Max Wilson's
and Mrs. Myrtle Mount, of Pullman,
Wash., at Mrs. T. If. Moreloek'a.
Those leaving Joseph for their
homes were Miss Beach, to Union, and
Miss Noregaard to Baker; Miss
Holmes to I-ostine; the Spray family
to their one-time home in Union; Mr.
and Mm. Arnal Huffman to Sunny
side, Wash., to visit the John Graves
family, and Lena and Eunice Scott,
who went to Marr Klat with their cou
sin, Alice Huftman, who lias been at
tending school in Joseph.
There were Christmas trees and
Christmas good times all over the
school house and also a Sunday school
Christmas tree w:th a program by the
kid'.Hes.
The Entre Nous Club had a Christ
mas program 1 with Christmns carols
for music and a sluly of "Biblo Wo
men" for a lesBon, in which Mrs. . W.
C. Wilson gave a brief Hketch of sev
eral of the more noted Bible women
of the Old Testament, an dMrs. F. V
McCully gave, in more detail, some
thing about four of the foremost wo
men of the New Testament, in tho
persons' of Mary Magdalene, Mary
and Marthn and Mary, the mother of
Jesus.
The weather has been unusually
mild and pleasant with but little snow
a more pleasant winter than we
have had before in years.
I'riiiift. Acrlcot. Uulfi
?i?iinilibry. plsr.ts. Bu.
Hhiilnrl.. yiuWCfi
Vine, litf.w. Nui ind
Crrtiei)ix Bitufactli
WASHINGTON NUH6I
J. H. KILBY, X80G Y.
uium mm
SlrutrL Hi.iM.
CO.
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STAGE
Weimer Bros.
Passengers, Freight
Daily Trips from
Savoy Hotel
OBSERVER WANT ADS GET RESULTS.
AMBASSADOR SELECTED,
(lly AMHOCititi'd l'rcn.s)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 28.
President Harding has made his se
lection an ambassador to Belgium to
succeed Brand Whitlock, and haR pre
sented the name to Brussels for ap
proval, it was repo'tetl today.
Homy P. Fletcher, under secretary
of state, has been mentioned unoffi
cially as the likely one for the appointment.
uivmpia
UVsters
The Lottes
U. LOTTES, Prop.
This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a
combination of classic and modern ideas in monument
work. '
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Cf?2. CcfFfi? We llavo made a profound
Tliemorial fmi? Btudy of monument building,
"f . 3 , J I j -
uuu an uruur imceu in our
hands is surs to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution.
We Will Gladly
Furnish Estimates
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
Licensed Plumber
Work Guaranteed
ARTS
Plumbing and Repair
Shop
Art Wcage,PrW
Repairing a Specialty
402 N. Fir St '
Phone 407JV)
La Grande, Oregon
Call Main;44;
Wo make nil ca Us proiTptlyl
You fit not have to waif. Wo
do all kinds of country driving,
lteasonablo iUxted
Careful Driven
FORD & GEORGE
Main 44
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Union-La Grande
AUTO STAGE
. La Gritnile Headquarters:
L. & L. Drug Store
Union Headquarters:
New Union Hotel -Connections
made with
Union-Baker Stage
P. G, DeLap, Mgr.
l'.RMi:itS TI.Of'K TO (. A. c.
OIIEOON ACIRK'UI.TT'RAL COL
I.FXIK, C'orvalllH. Dec. 28. -Farmera
from all sei'tinus- of Oregon are here
for the flriit.L.aii.isioes of I-'arinera
W'ei lt. Otheri will arrive by every
train tlie next two or three days, it
is expected. A prcjarrnni has been
prepared IntenTlwl to Intere3t every
type of fanner,. Oeneral assemblies
tch.'duii.d for each eveuhiK v.111 be
both eilurutiHiliMnd iiiHpiratlonal.
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una juy,m;i iucud ium a, wie uugin"
; in-of an era in banking which
prouuv!H great results for all who
intrust 10irfund3 to tho keeping
,of a reliabk Hunk.'
You will gin close tonch with
03 and Lavo tho benefit of our
financial experience by starting
either a commercial or personal
account with us. "
m pay
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DEPOSITS
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LBLORUB CD.
Buy a Home
Nine room ,honse. lot 80x120, on
Second street.. I.orntlon suitable for
roomlnsr house.' Price ?2250. ?500
cash, balance terms.
Timber claim, 'Wallowa county on
the Grande Itonils river. Trice $500.
Will trade fur property In La Gruiulo.
Th e room house on Jackson street,
close to rallroafl shops, lot 65x120,
ix lariro lKirin' cherry trees, bath,
house is In iroul rofiair. This is a
real proposing. Trice $1S50. J100
down and Jl'.OO Ier month. The
property hu a incumbrance of
II. Oiio whli'b' tho purchaser must as
sume. I j
Farm 6 allies from ,I.a Grande.
52.ri acres, 410 acre3 under cultiva
tion, seed house and barn, produces
a Rood crop of wheat every year,
short haul to railroad. A fine place
for extensive farming. Terms upon
application.
Repairing and Wiring
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Anything Eleotrical: j
H..& S. EDEGTRIC CO.
10T) Dopot Strt'ct
Plioiic H03 W
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unyan s;
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Sign Service
Auto Painting-
The modern kind
that lasts
Guarantee Wilh Kvery Strok M
the I.rush and the Guar
antee is Good.
flunyan
In Hug's Garage
1 ' y50 1
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i j r i it. v h in, r;,!fn. A.'.-y.1''. ' r
Six room bunvalow, full bsse
tnent, cenicnt walks en M nrenue.
near hlph school. Trice $'.'i)0O DO.
UOrtfla cash, balance I25.no peri
tat-Mta. A nood buy.
Ten fine lots HOxllO in Connor's I
Addition, one block from pared!
street, lisnon to 1250.00 per lot. j
fj.100 r.ih and 11000 per month.;
"si! i.c- s
When You Both Love Music
What more delightful way to
spend an evening than in listen
ing to The llrunswick play
your favorite selections?
That is. if yon own a Bruns
wick It you I .-.ven t one. come
in to .lav and Icirn how to get
I'll'1 c."i.:ly.
1' !i -.ir :t phv Frunswick
1 rn.I ir.5tnimen-
taL Hear the latest dance jazx
as interpreted by the new
Super-Feature Records. It's in
to.xicatingl The ideal produc
tion, the true, velvety tones
will amaze tnd delight you,
Then we will explain the
convenient payment plan which
so easily puts The UrunswiLk
in your home.
Nolan Skiff
I. a Grande, Oresron.
JANUARY RECORDS NOW ON SALE
EASTERN OREGON
MUSIC CO.
Some Bargains
A beautiful home on corner
of U and Greenwood, 9 room
modern house. Trice 14200.
A mortgage of $300 can be as
sumed, fisui) CIl8i, Wu haj,.
die It, balance can be arrang
ed. 720 acre i lower Cots.
about 0 mile cast from AliieL
miiuii iiiiprovenicnls. Price
114.000, HuOON cash, balance
to suit purchaser.
4 rooms, bath room and lol
let, barn, woodshed, part base
ment, good lot, at 1516 Von
roe. Trice 11 175. 170'0-taah
b.umiro contract 115.00
month.
rjr
. i ssigjn
G00 acres, 20 miles east
from Joseph, Ore.. 200 acres
under cultivation, 200 aire
more can be put under. Two
S"ls of buildings on the place,
ail fcncd and cross fenced,
pood well, some sprinita, SO
acres In fall grain. 140 cri
plowed. Trice 115.000, 11508
cash will lrsndle It. 15000
school niortsase rune 9 yeort
yot. Balance terms at 6 In
terest. C. J. BLACK & CO.
Xrw Foliar Wrt.
I. a (itflnile Oregon
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