La Grande evening observer., January 02, 1922, Image 2

PA0T3 TWO
LA OTLTE EVE XTXfl OBSERVER
n
Age does not come with the blare of
trumpets. It creeps along on velvet slip,
pers and we are old before we know it.
i
THE woman who carelessly
accepts her graceful slender
ness as a permanent gift of
the gods is suddenly amazed to find
that a few added years have brought
unpleasant figure tendencies that
accentuate her age and betray the
smooth beauty of carefully preserved
:' hands and face.
Nature needs help at any age and
just the right wisp of a corset worn
in youth is a protection against the '
discouraging task of attempting to
regain lost1 figure lines in later life.
Good lines are far easier to retain
than to regain.
There are some very decorative
models in the original . -
G O S S A R D
Front Lacing
CORNETS
Bo pliable and unobstrusive that you
will be unconscious of their support
.except for a comfortable feeling of
well being. Our expert service
makes it possible for us to assume full
responsibility for your satisfaction. .
For !Sale By '
HILL'S DEP'T STORE
1-4 off
On All
PYRALIN TVOUY and M ANICTJKE SETS "
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REXALL STORE
A COMEDY DRAMA
A Play In Four Acta
22 SPEAKING PARTS
presented by
Boy Scouts
OF LA GRANDE
Specialities
Chorus Singing by 40 boys. (Boy Scouts)
Chorus Singing by Ad Club, Men's Chorus
jVocalvSolo Miss Florence Lynch
Selection by Boys Sextette
Fiano Solo Master Russell Nelson.
Clarinet Solo Francis Robinson.
Three Team Tumbling Act Messrs. Hooper,
Coker and Rusmdl Nelson.
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Monday, January 2nd
Matinee 2:30 Amission 25c
Evening 8:15 Ge;ral Admission 35o
Reserved Sfjats 80s
Two hours offislid IsfcerUinrent.
Reserved Seat Plan at Srhwrthorn'a
GOVEWELGDHES
THE NEW YEAR
Ralph I-orcnr. come home to spend
Christmas with hia mother.
I.e.-die Peck, who has been working
in Imblcr for the pant two months, i.
'lit home.
I Mr. mill Mr. Walilo Ilirhurtlsnn
spent Christmas with Mm. Ftiihard
on'H father, (jeo. Chadwick.
SHItlOCS TASTKS-
Use Observer Want Ada.
(Hnecln! to The Observer)
COVfc., Jan. ine or tne ftocial
events ul the week was the dancing
party Kriday evening to bid ailicu to
the departing year and welcome in
the new. It was a tim eof youth an:!
joy ,anr young enthusiasm hid dull
care away. Music was furnished I fr ttnothji- week.
Mitt Mai inn Conklin hits rt'turne.I
to her stuiJicH at Oorvallis.
Miss Bvsx I.ant. of tWalla Walla,
Washington, wh. (unit home to .spent!
the. holidays with her parents, he
returned.
Louis Lantz left Saturday fur C-r
Vallis, He did not attend the first of
the year, but is now K('"tf back to
tukn aip the work where he left off
Jast ytar.
Miss Kloisf? Huntley of Union is
spending the wei'k in C'ovf? at the home
o iher aunt, Mrs, 'J'. W. Conklin.
Mr. and Mrh. Thos, ilefty jfave a
small party last evening, the occasion
beintf the fir it anniversary of their
marriage. The guests were: 'Mr. and j
Mrs. Wm. Hallmark, Mr, and Mrs. J
Alvin Orton, Miss Ibden Antles and ; i
Mr. Thos. Conklin. J
Karl Ijanders of La (JranuY is herj'i
for the week trt. J
Mr. ant! Mm. iKoy Lay jravp a ftniailji
dinner party to- a few intimate friends j!
Thursday evening. '
Mr .and Mrs. C. U, Rowe gave t
sumptuous' Chrb-tmas dinner to the (
liev. and Mrs. Pollard, Miss Lily Pol- i
lard and Mr. ,i. If. Love. jj
Miss Hazel Ilauser of Baker is here-i
for the week-end. J
le Midain suffered the loss of I
two teeth by Itfing in too close prox-jj
imity to the heels of a fractious horse. !
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Trippier andl(
laughter of Walla Walla spent th.-tj
Christmas holidays with his parents,
'Mr. ;.ml Mrs. J. K. Trippier. I i
Mrs. Cullum Davis and children Kft,!
today for their home at Jerome, Ida-i
ho. They have been here for the past I
two months .it the home of Mrs. I1
Davis' mother, Mrs. A. B. McClain. i
and the two little frirls, Ethel and 3
Clara, have betn attending school, ji
The Baptist young people gave
nurprise party to Mrs. Davis Wednes-ji
day evening, just on the eve of he: (
departure for her home. I
Miss- Nell Kckcrsley, who cam.1 !,
home to spend Christmas with her
parents, Mr. and Mis. Otho Eekei-sley. i
has returned to her home in Walla
Walla, Washington. ji
. 1. A. Conklin spent the vacation1
with friends in Uaker.
lVof. and Mis. Hoy Conklin of Un
iqn. wiej8itiDtt ,inJov this week.
Bilious Headache.
When you have a severe headache,
a disordered stomach anil constipa
tion, take three of Chamberlain's t:
lets, They will correct the disorders
of the liver and bowels, effectually
curing the headnhce. adv.
Miss Roberts, who
Ued Pepper Kthool, in spendUig her
vacation with her fcister, Mnc. Nellie
K. (irate.
M rs. Na 1 1 i e M . H e f f y will tench
the eighth grade next week, sub,stitut
ing for 'My. Dena Towle,. who will
t return from her visit in Portland
SOUTH HAOLRY. Mass... Jan. 2.
Keaetimi from midyear examina
tion sends the college girl iurliglit
fiction. So Hays Miss Hi-rtha. iK.
lilukley, librarian at Mount Holyoke
college ,in a review of college girls'
month. In general, hownvor. she
iBavn that since the -war them has
iben a,- tendency to
I more serious books.
revert to Un
U teuching at reading taHtes .uiaile public tjniglit.
Springtime is another period for
pleasure reading, and she has found
that during May twice an
books are read as In any
Perseverance is persistency in pro
gress; obstinacy is persistency in paralysis.
Monriuitos during dry seasons nr?
uiuiiy' rendered more dangerous to human
Mher beings by thirst due to lad f water.
Constipation.
Constipation of the bowels in a stop-'
page of the newerage system that re-
I moves waste matter from the b)dy. it
is as necessar that your bowels -nve
regularly once each duy, to carry off j
this waste, as it is inai u.o wasie
pipes of our home be kept ep"ti and
carry off the waste from the how.
If you would enjoy good henith, keep
your bowels regular by taking (Ilium -berlain's
Tablet' when needH alv.
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licenced Embal
mer, Arnbulance Ser
vice. v Day-i Phone
Main G2,.v Night
Phone, Main 743.
1505 Poiuth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
Repairing and Wiring
of '
Any filing Electrical '
R & S. ELECTRIC- CO.
10'j Depot Street'
Phone 303 W
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WASHINGTON NURSERY CO.
J. H. KILBY, 1S08 Y.
COVE
STAGE
Weimer Bros.
Passengers, Freight'
Daily Trips from
Savoy Hotel
i nm6tvich - h
in ttttt " ',L 1 1 1 1 1 1 man
When You Both Love Music
What more delightful way to
spend an evening than in listen
ing to The Brunswick play
your favorite selections?
That is, if you own a Bruns
wick. If you haven't one, come
in today and learn how to gt
one easily.
First bear it play Brunswick
ic -r-rai ana instrumen
tal. Hear the latest dance jazz
as interpreted by the new
Super-Feature Records, It's in
toxicatingl The ideal produc
tion, the true, velvety tones
will amaze and delight you, i
Then we will explain the
convenient payment plan which
' so easily puis The Brunswick
m your home;
JANUARY RECORDS NOW ON SALE
EASTERN OREGON
MUSIC CO.
Licensed Plumber
"Work Guaranteed
ART'S
Plumbing and Repair
Shop
Art Wcagle, Prop.
Repairing a Specialty -402
N. Fir St. -.
Phone 407J
La Grande, Oregon ,
JL JQL IL SLA J M. A ZJH. 1
TRAIF
THUIKT SIKH'
OPEN.
' ;The Rod Croa Thrift Shop is
open itnily now in the New Koloy
M: Jluildin. off the Ariamfl avenue
(H: entrance. Thurslny will contin- fH i
ue to he Thrift Day nnd on tlu i
f- day all whu have donation.! for
the shop are asked to have it H1"
(rf- ready to he delivered, that be- ?!
ing the day collectionA are ?mnde.
:K IJ-lii-tfp
KXHt SilitKili
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TAXI
Call Main 44
Wo mnko all calls promptly.
You do not luivo to wait. We
do all kinds of country driving
Jioasoiml)lo llntes
C'urcful Drivers
FORD & GEORGE
Main 44
NEW YEAR
Olympia
Oysters
AT
The Lottes
U. LOTTES, Prop.
GREETINGS
To Our Many Friends and Patrons
OREGON HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT CO
Union-La Grande ,
AUTO STAGE
La (jrande Headquarters:
L. & L. Drug Store
Union Headqnarters:
New Union Hotel
Connections made, with
Union-Baker Stage
P. G. DeLap, Mgr.
iMIiiTT'HHMIiIH
! Sign Service
:! Auto Painting-
The modern kind
; that lasts
A Guarantee Wilh Every Strokt 01
the Urush and the Guar.
, an tee is Good.
i Runyan
In Hug's Garage
FOR SALE
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H-room house. Just reniodi'led
nnd painted Inside and nut. 1'his'
notise. wi'll loi-atol on a lot Hin1
by 120. The plare 1b now renting i
for J ion per month. Soldiern want-j
tn K to invent tholr lionna coinu In
and Invoflttpate ttllM.
p There Is No Economy qI
n Poor Vision
oonoinizo on pltvtliin. Tlioy can para tlw lionsehold n
'Tlie M ear can bo driven another seascin. lmprovenientj
can be deferred. JV.it glasses must be poeured when tile-
j 6 room ninuYrn hutiKalnw, nenr
liiuli nctiool, iv. Mick from paved
H(rM't. I'rii'O IH0O.
! 6-rooin lirttiso, pla;trrrc, city Rt
or. I'loclrir lic.iits, nunlern,
nu'iit. iiHrk ,f laml, ;.tr:tiO. Thin
plnro is an exi-ollont K.inlt-n tr.rl.
Tlit loratius Is 1 SO 4 V avi'nutv
'$2fi00 of tli nun-hunt' pric run b
link! fr hy paylnR 112 por month
inn! Intorrtt nt 7 prnvnt.
t
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Geo. H. Currey
Thono Itlark 2001
Hrnl K.tatr, KMrra Iamum. Inmrance
PEOPLE can
pronnatilon.
on t 1n property
are lu'etletl.
There is no scale if values byvliidi tlie fvi of good vision may lie reck
oned. Like good health, it is nhsohiMy nccc-sary fr Hie ierforinant'e o
our daily duties and the full enjoyment of life iself. Such a priceless
Hssession must be safeguartii-ii. whatever ih? cost.
Delay in sectft iutc glasses for veaVeiiing eyes is in it economizing but the
costliest kind of folly. You are not only, rxporirncrng discomfort, perhaps
suffering, and depriving yourself of your full efficiency, but every day the
eyes are without the assi.s'faire tlrcy need, their natural powers are retro
grading the faster.
ipood vision is the most inexpensive th'wg you caw secure. The small ex
pense of proper lenses fitted by competent professional people makes the
cost of good vision insignificant. If your eyes ave not functioning pmpcrly
if you have any reason to suspect that. as a matter of economy you should
consult a reliable Optometrist at nce
J. H. PEARE & SON
Some Bargains
A heautiful home on corner
or I' and Oreenwood, 9 room
modern house. Price J4200
A mortgage f 900 can be a
sumed. $iri,t ca9n m haB
die It, balance can be arrair-ewl.
720 nrrC!t Tn Inir..
about 6 ii, i,.a east from Allcel.
""ou miprnvements
JH.nno. 4000 cash,
to suit purchaser.
Core,
Prlc
batane
Qptoraetrist3
4 rooms, bath room and toi
let, barn, woodshed, part base
ment, good Itit. at 1515 Mob
roe. J'riee i4Tr. ,70n
balance contract 15.00 per
month.
600 acres, jo miiPS M,t
from Joseph. Ore., 200 acres
under cultivation, 200 acre
more ran b put under. Two
sets of bulldinsa on the place,
a!l fenced and cross fenced
Rood well, some springs, fa
ades in fall jrain. Htf .,
r'nwed. Trice J13.000, 11500
cash will handle It JSOOO
school mortjtaRe runs 3 yean
yet. Cafance term at t la
terest. C. J. BLACK & CO.
Sew Voley r.Mg.
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