La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 22, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOH! BOY HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW SPRING STYLES SHIRTS NECKWEAR Cheney Ties Dozens . t :( HuNvAvest styles arc now on lilny of Hit? lxmulit (nicucv tie for men In ft (-'honey lie yon get the very host quality nnd anKiirmtee of the co7Teet .tiling and they cost 4n more and .often less tlian other makes. They, nrrf priced at $1.00 to $1.50 's ilL .'- LSI'. Hi LOOK In Our Window Genuine AutOvStrap-Razor for $1.0(T lsk Us About Tirem PUTMAN'S DRUG) STORE THE REX ALL STORE WANT TO BUY OR SELL OBSERVER OH! RARYf CARRIAGES IN REED $27.50, $30.00, $35.00 V$37.50 "v H'VI8" Pulton (fiW) I Ivory Heywood Carnages hi" Ivory and Gray ; The regular prices on these same carriage range as . " ' JbJgh as $55.0) . irP .: 7 ' o This Week 0nly W flo-Biliiilciii AND FURNISHINGS FOR MEN THAT WE ARE NOW SHOWING Arrow Shirts We are. offering a new shipment oM'n's -Ar- mv Brand hirts for SinSnr. Tlie ArrW shirt is too TSlf knowno go into (letaiNtf jttf merits, till are goodTSsa'Py styles and made of liijfh Ki'ntle materials. Dep't SOMETHING? TRY AN WANT AD -L-.1 u1 .. L'A' ORANDE EYTCNTNO OT?SfiTlVTVK New Collars The Kfilt Collar has he coine the most popular for men. We are show intf a largo assortment i f different styles, in both silks and mercer ized fahries. There are all styles and one sum to appeal to you. Store mm is TDBEMOVED ISpotnl to The Observer) COVE, Mar. 22. A meeting of tho tnxpnyors of School District No. 16 Is culled for Friday afternoon, to discuss the mutter of the school finances for the coming year. School opened 'Monday with n good attoniUinco nfter u week of enforcMI vucation. Miss Mildred Payton', who spent hor vacation at her home In tinker, returned on Saturday. Mrs. Clarence Richards nnd Mrs. Nathan Orny left on Saturduy for Texas to visit their father, who Is seriously 111. Regular meeting of the Womnns club on Thursday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh ,iMcCnll or Lit Grande spent the week-end In Cove, tlie guesrs of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Tlenn. Another of the series of "finn" parties will bo held on Friday eve ning. Lorrln Lontz, a student nt O. A. C, returned homo on Monday. Jonas Weimar has just return ed from Sitleni, where he has been attending to aom. business. Mrs. J. R. Price '-will entertain the I). Y. D. club Tuesday evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. flco. Alexander will vacate their town house on Fri- Make01d Things New Again Make your oldiElectric Fixtures, Radiators in tlie Home, Baby Busies, VReed and Ratan Furniture all New again, with Apur Inew process of painting and enameding. Do thV wotk right in your home and will not take down fixmirtr greatest thine ever discov ered for beautifyinb arid your home. W. AVBENHAM Electrical Supplies LA GRANDE IRON WORKS HA UrNB flUOp AND FOUNDRY AIT Kimj or BrhlflfT, atosiobina end trmctori m paired, o-rftiiinl tatA j'fpfcnllt. AaMt;h Mhvj of a kJuda, ilnv and move to their runrh out ! soul of town. j City I)ru more, is Improving the Mrs. T. W. Conlilln wilt oretipy Interior of the Btore by the nilill th Aleiiinder home uh noon iih tion of some n'w nhelvlnic anil Ib It In vnrant. julso p.ilnllriK the atore within. The library, elnre the fire, has ( (leorKe Groan returned to Lii bennhouKi.il ill a front room In thin : fimndo Saturday, where lie had house, but when tlie new tenant ac-; been to unilerKu u sIlKht operation ciinien It the library will be re-ion Ills face, us a result of the In niovid to a wing of the sume build-jfluenza. inK. I Tho cooked food sale conducted V. L. Rowe Is at home aituln, at- by th0 MothodlHt Ladled Aid ws ter n nip to 1'endleton and other 'very successful. The women plan points. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Tripper left ; !for Walla Walla this morning, to be gone a week or t-n nays. jt ,,,,em, that Elgin has some Mrs. Kthel Doothe uud her sister, 1 one wn0se mind has n very pecu Mrs. I N. Conley, Itft for Hot ; nUr attitude toward the animal that Lake sanatorium this nKjrnlng, K-:has been called man's best friend, lug by way of La Orande. ( within the past ten days at It'.ist Miss Annie l.elah Is entertaining nillg d0),g nMV(, Df(,n poluoned und ii brother from lio. k Springs, Wy- j everyone has been the pet and plny omlng, tills week. , They have not j fellow of someone's children. If the seen each oilier . since they were homeless, uncured-for dogs thut slni small children, Alien their pnrents i piy subsist' on the town's generos died and left tlilnr.' to the care of ity la( b,,,,,, poisoned, the indlg strunpers. 9 nation would not be quite so great, A meeting of . the' Poullrynien of j uuhough a well aimed shot from a this vicinity was held Tuesday eve- .gtm WOn Id be much more humane, ning In the city hulL, out when someono wllfu'Ily causes Ray Lay Is at -home again after ip.,n an, tense suffering to a two weeks In I.u Grande, rejuvenat- Kood nnd falthrul dog, It seems high Ing some automobiles. jtlme to discover that person and 11 " j put a atop to such activities. Iowa School District I (Kpf.-lnl 1m .Tho Observer) ! llWA HI STRICT, Alar. 22. The following were Suaday callers: Mr. 'and Mrs. J. E.,Hulse were callers at the Posey and Evans' homes. Tho Williams family visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Rose and tile, Posey family. .. ! Marlon Wagne? jpent the nfter no.,n visiting with '.Lena Campbell. ; Mr., Posey, soli Lester and Mr. Williams made a Bliort call nt the norland home. V 1 Mr. and Mis. Speckhart spent tho day visiting Mr. ujiiT Mrs.. Snider. Mr. and Mrs. Terry, Mr. nnd Mrs. I Williams and children. Mr. Rose and Mr. Hulse were among tho number . who made business and shopping trips to La Orande Saturduy. Mrs. Hulse spent Saturday after noon visiting Mrs. Snider. i The Durland boys spent the' week end with their father at the ranch. MIbs Amy Hulse Is -enjoying a week's vacation visiting relatives In Portland. ' Mary Masters Is baric to school this week after spending the greater part of last week at homo on ac count of Illness. Mrs. Hugh Hulse Is spending a few days visiting her parents at Hll gard. ; Mr. and Mrs. Erlcson, Mrs. Wag ner, Mr.' Perry, Mr. Salisbury and Mr. Campbell werei business vlaltors- In La Grande Monday, The Iowa glrls'.sewlng club met nt the usual lime Friday afternoon. Ten members were present. A pleas ing progrnm'. was irendtred by the club members. After Bewlng one halt hour rcfro-shinpnts of cake nnd sandwiches were served by Zelina 7vans and Orphai Tjeddes. After few minutes of Jokes and fun every one went home feeling well pleased with the meeting. (Ppcolnl l Tlie oh..prver) EI.fi IN, Mar. 22. The old build ing opposite the Sonimer hotel has been fitted up for n repair nnd palut shop nnd aliady has q num ber of cars to he Overhauled. Eu gene Hug Is the proprietor and El gin people will soon mako the place both busy and popular. Trunk and Jack Hallgarth have completed their Job of slashing brush along Willow crt'ek along the course of the new highway. Henry Tawnsemf, an old resident of IMgin, returned Wednesday from Spokane, where hr has been living lor the past yiJar. Frank Clark, who managed sever-1 al motor trucks hauling for the j highway, and general work of the I sort around the community, has re- turned to Spokane. He has nur- chased anil will operate the shoe re- pnir shop of Steven Mosher. renewing the interior of New Foley Bldg. ! INCENSED HI o oc Allen, proprietor of the ion holding; such a sale one Sntur rtnv t.ach month to .aid In raising I tueir neretuwry funds for the church, j Mrs. Ed. Cettlngs and children, Dorothy and Darrel, were visitors in La Orande this week-end. They went up Saturduy evening. Mr. Mushman Is making exten sive, repairs, to, his barber shop, by enlarging' and painting the! Interior land by adding Home new furniture. Fred Hull accompanied his daugh ter. Louise, to La Grande Saturday, where she weift for medical treat ment in the region of her ear. Jay UoIibb came In this week from Mfnam, where he has been working in the logging; enmps. Clenn Barnes was a buslnoss visi tor to Mlnam Thursday. Rondmaster John Blrney has be come1 iulte a well-known figure in Elgin of late. He is helping to NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is Dy this given thnt the un dersigned- hus1 been duly appointed executrix of the Inst will and testa ment of James D. McKennon, deceas ed, and such appointment has been duly confirmed by the County Court of the Stftte of Oregon for Union County; anil that all persons having claims agninK the estate of the said decedent shotUd pioseBt them duly verified to th under gned at her home in La llVmde, Union County, Oregon, or at tl law office of Jno. S, Jiodgin, in suLl city) county and state, within six niViths from the date of the first publication ol this notice. Date of First Piliciiion, March 1, 1922. V J LOUIE McKENNON, Executrix of the Estate of James D. McKennon deceased. Mar. 1-8-15-22-29. UIM," HANSEN I'ontruUor and liulUIcr ilrick, Mono, Tile and ConrHL'to oik: Itemodellng ail BeitM.nl con. trilolliiK. o jVi tho large, none too small. No Iwiii'-tline prices, iirt years experience. See uio before '.let your work. lOOU N St. comer .N and 51 Ii A. B'S. TXI Pay and Mailt Service. Ilensomihle instance 125 l'lione f M. G. Telephone Service Thfcydifference between what it costs to ren der the seryice and tie value of the service to the people who nse it is wJut measures the value to society of the aiscovert and development of the telephone. The be and is prodiucec phone subscribers at ; fact tha Nat 1 v., J ATM the value of the service to the subscribers con stitutes the assurance of the stability of the bu3-. iness, Furniture C0EliLEJ3 HOUSE FUKNISHEEU IgvMw, ifjett pm-MM.- j net the now hliihwuy work under way. The Methodist Ladles' Aid met nl tho home of Mrs. V. Weiss on Thursday. There wus a fine at tendance uiid plans were laid for an apron party to bo Klven March 31. The sophomore clues will Rive their piny at the opera house next Friday night. The play was to have been, given several weeks ago, but; waa postponed on account of the, In 1'luonzu epidemic. Mr. und Mrs. Ray Hub; of rump kin Ridge were visitors to Elgin last Saturday. Tho Epworth League gave a party Saturday evening at the Fred Hall home, on the occasion of the birth day of Miss Gertrude Hull. t win in ' the nature of a surprise and was enjoyed by all those attending. The funeral of little Ethra Home was conducted in Elgin on Friday. The little girl hud been Btaylng lit the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Ohms nnd attending school Her home was In tho Catlow valley, al though her parents ha'd lived In Elgin a number of years, ago. She had been taken to the hospitalsnt La WrandeJ for treatment but was unable to survlvo her Illness. The telegrams did not rench the mother In time for her to como during tho first of the child's Illness, but she arrived just before her death. The Women's Improvement club will hold Its second meeting Thurs day at (the homo or Mrs. Henry Hug. This Is the first meeting for several weeks nnd a good uttend unce is desired. CHIUMNS COLDS should not bo "dosed." Treat them externally with VAPORUI? '7 fHon Jan Uud You THRIFT SHOP OPEN. The Red Cross Thrift Shop is open daily now in the New Foley Ht Building, off the Chestnut street entrance. Thursday will contin- ue to be Thrift Day and on this day all who have donations for if the shop are asked to have it ready to be delivered, that be- ing the day collections are made. 12-lG-tfp Exide Batteries ItntterieSi In stork. ItatteiiesXfor Itent. Itntteries terliui-gcl lintterles witeredl Free, flatteries ofVill makes Kepnlreil. Btromberg f'bnrtor Service. BATTER! CATION Fred Burgess, Prop. In Leighton's .Macliino Works SR.unyan'sj Sign Service AutoPainting odern kind ! at lasts ! Erery Stroke oi d the Guar. i Good. Kunyan telephone; service can a cost and sold to tele- icei very much less than J Exchange 0 o Q oLi i V ,1 ! Then i! ' A Guarantee With theVrush ai Ww?iM?tliy. Mhv-1iS?; 10- "Only One Thing Breaks My Cold" THE relief that Or. Kintt'a Now Iiscovcry Rives from slubborn old colds, nnd onrushinj; nt-w ones, yripixt nnd throut-torturiftK cchiIh lus made it the r-tandard mnedy it is tday. Tinie-triod for fifty yrara and never more popular thun today. No harmful dru-js. You will soon notice tho relief In loosened phlepm and eased cough. Always reliable, and Rood for the whole family. Has a convincing, heal ing taste with nil its wood medicinal qualities. At all driii-Rihts, 60 cents. Kind's New Discovery For Colds ?lf2S The Results of Constipation are pick lieadarhes, bilioiiHit-ss, sallow t;kin, waste matter in the intestinal pyRtiMn, Correct this health-undermining condition by t.ddn Or. King's Tills. 25 cents. All driuists. DPROMVT! WON'T GTtIPE K Kings Pills S3 For Sale fj-room modern house, full base ment, with garage; splendid plumb ing. Tills place lias 21 ucres with a good barn, chicken bouse and the soil Is the rich sandy river bot tom loam. Located 2 miles from La Grande. Trice $8000. Terms ?!i00 annually nnd Interest at 7 per cent. 12 1-2 acres, well Improved, close to La Grande, fHOOO.00. . 7-room house, modern, 2 big lots 60x110, close to high school. Price $3000. $500 A-a.sh, $P,0 per month, .ncluiling inlrokt. .il goia 1 Jots' listed right. have s are prl closo 'to 'school, tho l-lcre treat VictAy hlglnl ;iy Is running past this place.! The oil Is of tho best. 7 chicken bouse and room Vouse small 1: Price $2200.00. 6-room buse, high scliool, 2 Price $2000.00. modern, close to big lots COxllO. If you have a smaU car and wont to trade It as a first payment on n small place como In and see nie. Geo. H. Currey Phone 200J Real Estate Insurance La Grande IESS SHOP and WEAVING WORKS attressel of all kinds clean- luiilt. Feather Reno- Bag Hugs and Fluff isale. 'anil lliij Clennlnj; !.. mill up Chas. Edwards, l'rop. l'lione 2i-4V- ... "TAXI : ORD & GEORGE iain 44 Hide conipauy that Is bond livery driver nnd bonded for your with tbo very best every prolocl of Service. ' CALL MAI.V 44 4? "if rfc""!: fr'i t 4?" Snodgrass and merman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced F.mbal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day l'lione Main- 62, SisU Pbrnp, Main 713. ir. Fourth St. o O O MATTI eAand r.l vnUng. r.u.Vi for t'VMtl V ... i arf ,i 'i ILL f 0 1 o o o o o FfYZGERALI e0 o0 3- g - Co o o O o.: