La Grande evening observer., January 13, 1922, Image 8

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TU'uwJar. J.-uiuaw 12. 1022
PACE TCTHTTT
(TRAXITE KVEXTNTfl OT5STi!l?V'FT?
Friday, Jnrninrv 1H, Wll
4h
o
6
s
o
l ui
Be Natural
There's Nothing More Unnatural
Than Sickness
(Diisci'iHc never aftiteis when nil die vi
tal organs it re working in liarnnun.
In fact, (lie liuiii.'iii body i.s a self re
pairing inacliine that wpmiIiI run forever
if noil: ovterlitxed at some point.
AVheii. Hoinel liiiitr elos (he niaelu'n
cry, look to ( lie liver.
MERITOL LIVEK FILLS
cleanse the M'-wels,
aeh and' stininlale
action.
Headaches, indigestion, liiliousness
jfhli'tinll'1piithin are sonic of the synip-
hiwVn ini'."tiv'.;Xj:e'.
They will make you Well and happy..
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GRIP OF GOLD
(Special to The Obivvrr)
LOSTINU, Juu. J 3.- The younjf
people uf 1. online made up a slelh'h
iiiK parly ond went to Wallowa Sat
urduy night, taking in the aliuw ut
that place.
Wolnostlay from Modford. whore ho pa" ,Kr"' " "7" ''"ttru'
had Kono-o na visit to his parents, !d rl,!t d,;"u -' ",T '"" -" "
, ,,,. ,.a . ,. ,., ,, .officers. In the Itoboltaha the fol-
';.rlv ,.t Kl.t.ir.iris.. ami th h'lll ..' luwlK WOTU lntaHod
itliin no;
!uh lodges u Tuesday night, Jun
luary 1U, the following office were
'Installed in the Odd Fellows: W.
F. Vau I'elt, N. 0.; Sanford Chap-
uiau, V. ii.', 'Fred Kdwards, rcc.
sec; Lloyd Chapman, fin.' sue; John
McKonzIo, treas.; Floyd Hammock,
'it. S. N. C; J. J. Cliapinun, I.. H.
;N. C; Derkley Caudlu, H. 8. V. C.i
j Alfred Lilly. L. S. V. G.; Harrison
, Holmes, con.; Cecil E. Childors.
warden; Geo. Chllders, chaplain;
Joe Candle, It. S. S.; N. A. Wln
Inca, L. 8. 8.; Hoy Coolt, I. U.;
Marlon Hammock, O. U.; 1). II. .Ma-
Kdna Ilolpios
theast of Lostlt.o. Harry Mu"'"' V; C': '"0"
f ir,i,r ihuii. I.I.F uh.Ui Chapman, sec; Sirs. J. J. Chup-
invijioraf e tlie sf oin
tlie liver to normal
Snapp's .
La Grande Pharmacy'
Home of Snapp's Snappy Service
n r,A r it? a vniii - nuKf nx
ia htill fariiihiK their hie wheat
! farm in thW county and It was liiH
first trip outBido for tteveral youra.
i Hin parents now live in Medford,
but own a grain and fruit farm near
that city, lie report considerable
excitement in Medford rlpht now
ovi-r the oil wollfl bolng flunk, and
that Mcdiord 1h on thu boom, much
: building King on. At least forty
hotifioH aru inidor couruo of con
ifitruclion thuro at tho present timo.
i Wodnctftay mornliig was tho cold
!ent morning in lostino this your,
i tho tliormomctei registuring 4 bo
low zoro at sumo places, .though
tlicriiHMiu'tora vary and tho town
has no official ono to go by, and
Thurdiiay morning, thu 12th, seom
cd even colder though it regis- j
lured the. same, but the weather i
is beautiful and just enough snow
for sleighing, feeding and lodging,
but not deep so as to bo a bin-
man, treas.; .i;liiia Hammock, u.
8. N. Kfflo Cook, L. .S. X. C;
;Hattio Leonard, It. S. V. C; Tlielma
Childura, L. H. V. O.; Kthel Hook.;
warden; Agnes MaGIU, con.; Jodo
Cook, chaplain; Carrie Candle, S.
G.; Roy Cook, O. G.; Amanda Hn
gen, paHt grand and Mrs. Thelma
CUilders was tho Installing officer.'
After tho business session visitors
were welcomed in and a soelal time
was enjoyed-ljy u 11, avo dainty and .
substantial refreshments wore en
Joyed by all. 1
OFFICIALS OF
. RAILROAD ARE !
RESPONSIBLE
Contuiufd from l'acc One.)
caso of -washouts, damage to the
tracks or accident every effort should
lift!
' 'A Few of Oift-
January . Specials
1 IA'V JIH.V'Sj I.ADlKH' AXI)
( HII.IIKKA KWKATUItM
Vlnr lf.7 to (ll.0,-
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i,adw:k' iUiti:TTK hm.u
AM) CliKl-K in: tllK
t.ISTS
oi;-Timo oi.'
m
J l,OT .MIOX'H, I.ADIKrl- AND
CHIl.l)lli:.VSGrftl-:ATKltS
tllms fflM In KiT.H.-S
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fc,OT TOQl l-.S, T.ttlH AXU
HKATIXO CAI'H
Villus In $1,01)
-IIHo
'souklni from tl big .now In So- he 'nde ' place a dispatcher or op-
1 veHiber. ami If wo don't havo any , "' "'"'h
Iworte weather than wo have had from " 'vert to a mam l.ne track
wo can bo very thankful for our departure from the usual pro-
ideal winter this year, . .... ceiure U"!it"u'd to result m01B
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. (lir(1 !r les sconfus10n among employes a.
1 in tha ram nr hunil ' '
illliiusi)ii, a dauKhter, on Thurs-. . ... , ,
day, January 6th, 11)22. K.ghU ot Crew
Howard Williamson returned Inst ; '"The crew of No. 12 was operating
woek from their cuttle cump on their train over a new route, Jirect'y
.Mud creek. :in charne of a foreiim pilot, throuxi
.Mrs. James Litchfield n strlck-' unfamiliar territory or under very jin.
en Beriously III last Wednesday. Dr. usual and severe weather conditions.
Taylor of Knterprlse was culled to and they were justly cntjued to all tne
atliil tho case. She was threat- protection that could be sin to them,
ened ilh pneumoniu. Sho Is now' "The testimony shows that t(je ne
nliki tu. bo iin and about her bame cessary station facilities .including;
iUittes uc'iln. Mr. I.ItAfleld huB telephone equipment for an oo,eruto.-'
been in l'uor health all winter, were already established at Oregon
but seoiiis a UttTo improved UBnln. Trunk Junction and all yiat was necco. j
.Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hoiick huve y wus to place an oreartor on duty ;
moved back to Joseph, utter a few t that point If such pr-aution hail
lyears' residence in I.ostlne. Tuoy "em nscn nmny mk hukih iuu
Iroi inerly llvejl at Joseph, and Mr. in u. The .human elemisit of1
jluck Is In the employ of the Wa I- times fils, anil rf.vcry prevenUtive
Iowa MilliiiB unit Grain company, measure should be taken fo euarJ
luiid will f..ok utter their interests agninst such failuie. .!
Must Anotv KloL'ah. ' ;
i Mrs. ftha'a, Puk.. e.ftgrtaVed ' six I . "WImut earnestly a,?e that the 1
youim peoput dinner on Sunday offan.ad;.pteilouy this raiiroan, "hat
in honor oAlbert Dulsley'a ,)lr-1. ,ty first," ,hould be more than a by
Hay. Those enjoylim her hospiti.f- ":di ,l 8hould ,bc lhc m;
Ity wero Albert. Ualsley anil MH8. "'7'""' ".""u'"u , "
Mildred I'uue. 'diumhter of the ho-.rulc of.tlon. quiring aJso.ufli re
less, Oi vllle McArtor and Mis, El J0," 0t ,0"l,y, ''y
imniiis'VMKN's. hoys' and
missT: i.Mox st irs
j'otlou, avool, anil Nlllioiiliil
Xntlli'H to 91.1!), Special HOC
ViiIuim In $I.HI), Slwlal
Values lo 1,",, .Special I.IH
'AW Menks
M
WcolSo 1-2 Pi ice
0
1 1
' "i.ll.o ..It,....r .. M.nn tftl,,. ,1,.. K, .1,, 1
(lien niul Itoy Cook and Miss lieu-1 ".u 1 ! 1 tr . !u
, . ,,,,,0 ' with cqunl . force and effect to th?
0 Mis. Claryice Allen and UniiBl-.cftC(frrom lu cxactiast reauircmcnts."
ler have been visitioi! ilutives ut' 0 -
Itnlon and cuiy; on Dr. IMiy ut Gporft jjr BBfAvrr
, Hot l.ako while on their trlpB .George JU. JMWWJJ--
1 W. 1'. IV.ale of Wallowa, nicom-, PaSSd Away At a
blKinlc Uev. Weslon Shields to Los- Portland Hospital
. 11 iieniiiniejv ouiuu iur m pruitcn-. . ,
'liiK appointinont. and .there wus a" ($.orl:, M. "Brown, fSrnT resident
IL'ood!? coiiKrcRallon out to luiar tho o , t;jJ11(iP ,; n employ on t -IjnspiKiiB
serinon, and the choir rqt)- o.-W. ift railroad maiinist, passcii
(Oeieil sevens special seie. tionv nw.v ... r, o, Vincent Iftsnilul 'at
We Now Feature:
mm HI2- y
W fakir-
.'7
Muslins, Sheetings, Crashes, Dum:u-.k:i and
Towels of exceptional quality, placed in a mag
netic early offering.
At Surprisingly Attractive Prices
Bleached HONOR Muslin (a J. C! Penney Co. Product) '
After months of earnest effort to produce a grade and finifh of "bleached"
muslin whiclj would permit afluing the J. C. Penney Company la'.iel,
our buyers have been extremely successful. In offering our own
branded HONOR muslin, it is with our full recommendation. We are
confident you will agree with us that its excellent quality makes it the best
muslin on the market at tho price.
Be sure to ask for th J. C. Penney Co. HONOR Muslin, at, per yard
15c
ivIUSLINS
Unbleached Muslin, 36 inches wide;
made of selected cotton and a service
able quality. Yard . , 10c 12 1 :c, and S5c
Fine Cambric Muslin, Berkeley
quality; popular everywhere for its
finish and wearing ability. Yard... 24c
Indian Head MuUn, soft finish,
shrunk the popular cloth -that fin
ishes like linen, 33, 36, 4i an 54
inches wide. Keasonabl priced
'A Complete New Slio'wing of
Laces ah
mbroidenes.
!(tii able to tyatlM' sueh a coniiik'ta
.. ! ' t . , H. i i t i .
vucm-im-i aiiu -iCe;u laiccs una 111-
aiid patterns. "
hi edtfhitfs iiL tajuai.-t- and ytvicablii
ii
V 1 CilHUllilUlt'a
Not 1'or several .seasons Jin
lintr., Yals, Torchon Fillet, Veui,
seiitioiis are int ljidwt in a variety
' TJik're are (.inbrokferv, I'loiitK
inaterials in all wiTlths "l'lie pTices
tVu- kveV
& !... S
owidtlVi
X
iiiK ai
;iioVJ
.SEE OUR WINDOW SHOWING
' PEQU0T.
SHEETING-
McCALL
PASTERNS
lllLIOUDS
1 1 I i.u mu. In 11 n rliml Kt- 1 umififrl nlnin i O r t '
in'"!"""".' v ii, iMrt 'iiiri nr Ann i m in :u in tir n nnir t. - .. i .
8 II1. ... ... ni.i" -X -"o "-ww-.- - - "wrnitiiH hih w;ofirayB. ui;
n nnifin .ifnirTW fiT-rinp , ;; :z,.' , i - r, im f,lrt, b- certain industnan
u wlu u f i u s u I Mil l iur ww w?zzr- heW-t r'"rv:L z r:nrm,c
B 111,, 1 1 ,.v, U,.,MV nir,.l,( nl f.-5A .P O.-. , '6,v" K'-i"""'"
(tv ft, . -------- -- -(t)Ilov.H-nh:uii ..iap.;i cmnu.vj - o .
(Br AasociateiJ I'rcsa)
lliatl.lN, Jan. 13. (iermany
prifliubly w ill continue to ovv and
peruto her railways, posts, tele-
spito t-
9ih and
lire poij-
suta-
to iy;.MAix ox job
(lly Aysovialrd IVe'ss) V
"WASHISGTON,' Jan. Prtfst
dg,it Mllli'rfln of f'ranre has direct
ed Mi Earraut,! head of the Frnfi
delexation to the arms' conference?
:tg continue in that eapacv until
mu end ui liiIq i uiiniit.uii lumer-
euco.
MAY HKI'AKATK TWIX
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KUATII Ol' lllst)
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jxiij-nnn-j lyeeineal.
so . u
0
e o
II. SsS.SLEGHICCO.-
0 103 1'gpot li'sa ffvj f'honc l'.!)3 W
. e e-
noon. Kev. A.s.I.oStaianer, pastor
tend. a e ih M K. fhnrr South, will ddi'
Mr. Mnir. on.ee! W.o editors of ,m, r,,rn Sei9non. The bodv Will b.
Iho Wallowa Stig, acoimpanied Hevnl9rr(,( at t,0 OddoKellow- Cemetcv
and Mis. Shields to I.ostlne :under the auspi"-'" "f thef. J). O. P.
WeiliS'iilav. Mr. Major ca,io up j,, d.-cruseif -is a member ath?
lo h.'ipo make. "The Sun" shine Q () p. an,r lhe i 0. O. M.
Illl.. ......... .. l,lffllK- In l.rfilln., W
They also were Knteipi lso visltifts
ediicsjlay uUei'ftiion. o
Mrs. Arch Wlllett was a Wigjijjiwa
lsitor Weilnesdio- toosee her
n-,. I,. .ricKeiSle, wi is ihe
WalTiiwa hospital. "3i
noon, uev. .-.i.o.ii'!'"!.. i"1""! ' l . , , .
.u. xi v , u..Z w.,,,th L'iil wu-s0r.T,,rs to hae become a stu-
' " ' - . . ... . hie n.iTicv follnwinif tills en mnjtirn t
e VrAncs alx iuohs r.ld iHhy son
of Mr. and Mrs. ICd Wllcov passed
away this Inornint'lt 1:39 the
Allm,,,,. nt his nVrnnlf nflx, n tn-n.R'.iV
rnll-?illness. He wta uffticti with pndn-
Aasoc.-Hed I'ress) a
CIIICARO. Jan. 13. Joscfia mid
KoBa lUaiek, -Siamese twins," rgtnn
Czerko-Slovakia, will. know tonlKht
whetMir a Chlriico physicifti can
effect a successful uiKical OIH'C
atlon. They are the sisters who
are 34 years oliP and asked an
examination but i'.red that sSMHd
onoedlcs ISj death 6f the other
would result . '
Mr. i'ii
Mrs. Joe Thompson went
$aV?T0dBUY4JR SELL SEVii:THIJ5a?-TRY N
. OBSERVER WAIST AD
. t fie
5)
OHTLANTi. .Ui
e Purpiw-, as did also nnd buU(,r w,,le ViSnly today.
I'elt and a few other -aa
vns selling at retitf
" LAT DA
s o
U
Bert.LYTELL '
opens a treasury of thiols in
LAD'YFINGERS .
liis latest photoplay, and best
A BA YCLRD VEILLER PR0DUCTI
ALSO SHOWING "FIGHTING FATE''
e o
tu Kntenirfrte UJtMlnesduy evonluSno
jittoml Hid ld K'lo Inatnlition
i$ tliut ity. Mrs. Wg C. glmmer
wi'iflcjii?! on the Wednesday trali
ftr Uie same
OW. K. Van
TAw t'Aitet iMtidiiini. Society
im'l last TluOdiiy avith Mr. Thrls
.Inlnisou. Mrs. t'undlr
I'd If.uh'r for the
nUW to 1 present
If. K e, of A'nllowii, who waa
vImIMUjI; at the J.u.ion I'Omxv beini;
ut tin- n'i'tiiii; he waa eullt on
Iur n talk utniHpthe tine nfOmtH-
.-nny effort we mlwht find most
ihlp'- t liiH t.ilk was 'ujichpQ
i jn t't iai' ii nj mi n t'riiT, .inn we
hope lo furry out Home of theQlunn
In fUuYfDt'd ;i(il ihrrrnst our inent-
IJs hei Oiip -.Mini awaken n Vre:tter tn-
iv . . . , v A.
iii'ifl'i win mir!niiniy nim'aiin, 111 j
i ImtTt the cluiri hes in LtKUim'-' Tlie
)!iet imM'tini; of the soetety will
he Thursday, Janiry i'tth at the
tnue of Mis. iPttltu Juhn. west
jof tmvn. It l planned to Iuiv-qhh
liill day nieetiUK and altQthe ladteM
j of the town interred in QtniKWins
jaio invited to attend. S10U will
1 he at the rfea'mun Hardware stor'
at . uu a. m . lo take lw?io
u ish to mt. aii everyoncQpUnnlni;
tun miuv i asked t$)take tiouie con-
ti iliirtion nlni; Ut ard tlie dtnnir,
i f it a t nut tn er-lui den the hoi-jte.-siiiift'ntertainini;
so ninny. Mrs,
'flirts Johnson is the appointed lead-
that nay h tlevotltmal ser-
W O I
o o ? :
l:l, Li4oci :
niniiiu nun nasflerl Huvotilte uvelL-
niti.Hlv Tin, rf.ti,iifn m llP hi. Rhin-
ann u is .siauui wippiineo uy i ,.,, , ,,njso tonght ,d Interment
liberal and
socialistic, democrat it:
labor Elements. 8
3'ho cainpamn nM.'iinst,ovcrnmcut
lAWiiershlp followed the pllllli;0ll) of
uluOiiious tleficlts0y ll the tjlll-
wys and th$ pressure of Kntonte
ereditiys for payment of Ceftnnny'a
war indemnities. It was argued
wlllBbe there.
i'l'li DKAI)
IRv AssociftlivJ? Trim)
SCHAXTON.. ra .laij, j.l. Koi
ijjin weriylllodsnd several others
are believed dead nnd an tinlcuou
that tho mails nBuhr he nulg ji(jmher entombed tho result of
pay a prone u inter private owner- a cave-in in tjie Ni(ional snino
(lly A.snclB(rtlrrss) Q
whip nnd would thus be a inirtrial
he 4o tin' nation In ity fiinii(ti,il
dileiiiina. o ' 0
tiailroails ' (lerniany alwayMti
1... -?,..Y-.Q ..,.,,
ha
trol, but until the rov!utton the
Q' prolS rlies were vest blo In several
here i states. 0Tlie9ysteni8, h'Cvover, weft'
it 40 cents a pound foipcrenmery and consolidated under the utrat) kd1-
ch tnrclcr today . t.ggs ernrneni wiumi iuh sociuusis cume
is)
object gtuj vestlnK
llnlter
.o
" jit 40 cen
me appoint-jq. ,nte (m.nm
ffiiyo not 0litiiK wc retaili'hj- from
andJJlev.0l):eo. ,r,Z(,n 0 O ' Q
O o o i 0
( n.VQMsoctVtcd i'ress)
I'OIITI.ANH. Jnu- A" q
was 1 1 m tiit.0S Viidny:
' u "
0 to :i5iuti "Ho powvr. -0
The sTicHlisIs
Wbtt
oflieinilp0of public utilities in prl-
vatS hapft s 0 o
o o
lie nii9-rs who
the number &
hind the barrier Is about Id.
south ofc-fcyre.
escaped said fS)it
fcjiambi'rlain'n (9ugh fiemcdy
"Tliis is a pk'ns.fTjt, safe and relia'Se
e. u- i.i. Ti l -
iTa J.
J ETT?X'" the nfd roeg:i or ml, I ' e
,,r','" , or e nrw pile dcvcli.ii j
senmu v. (oily cs,M'i.i!,e ff
b -..:-.-.-, , ..:u i,g a
r provrcl nnd Ellrigj nl remeilv as lr.
1 king's ,w l)i,-meiy. Xo ilmis, S
)' K'e 1IICUI.111C UlJt I rclKOlif)
..... n.j,
Pin- ov.-r fifty vrari
remedy fur coitglis, colih and
i.:-s rrmip also. !.w
fjiiK-Kiii, ijiiicts tl-c creiipy
i.iiiiiui.ii(.-s inc uor"'i!'
tlie congestion. Alteiuu
fit rtri 1 .7,71
A,, tlW
us rcijeviiffl -
for Cofds anrf fr7r4
,.y-,k0 m? ' Headed. That
"tired out" feeling rn,i,.84,i5,luc,
rnnstll inn I V fi I. : .. n-.,
Wm ,i i i ,. ly ins act
TiK.AtWHK WANT AP-S!
Ices mid proiiram.
S. 1. 4'tut more is liulliliilK a cnin
inodliMis g.iiaue on bis loivu prop
erly, lie al.iti adiled some iutproie
nirlils to llit'lr residence.
. At tin- joint Installation cf nfll-
I'.'.r: lu lUc t'dil Keilcwi gud neb-.-L
o
o
.- s . . . .
U I , C , I. 1?- M.
' 'm m 'Ogn.-JB't'Tiii
O - i
X O O
OnlvriMiic FYbnr
H V
medicine for cgiRhs anJcold-?. lui
been in use for manjiears an; 'a hMd
in hih esteem i$ tse houftholds
where itf Rood qualities are beat
knoy.n. It is n fnvorke with mothers
of younj children, ns US'onttins no
opnmi or other harmful airutr. Ttyi I
whfli von h."ivppd (Asb wrfni"A'. 1
healthy howeftion. AN flnijwta
TOIUncJte Pill
TTr!TCTr3 :l'J I
a e
-fT e
0
3
e
.
Snor Drift FIN?!-
Upper Crust Flo1
Sea Foam Flour
m
..C$1.95
.n$1.95
...$1.95
ti.55
Were Elie Thrifty Throng
HOOVBRI Z.E;
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