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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1922)
o o V.Vililf PACE TWO . o o f fflr7dticnimrjidtill. -Miii ' 7 "i f! ! .V - v;.i I Captiv SUITS FROCKS SMART APPAREL FOR WOMEN Our iiiiiiiiiv !i Hie newest fi'i'Jit ions Oiiic Suits Wramiv rr( s'!S jii a v;ict ivs iU'i- ii.u.-t -ni!iilflc. All lire to lif f'ounil lien'. it :ils iiiul !-;m t i I'n 1 s.sorf nA'iit of htvlcs and all ai'c nioilcrali ly jri-ci Spring HATS Sin-iii:; Hals n.'i:-..-i s ami -li Jieaut i i is Willie)!, reii. .i'K';diiig sh latest civ;'.fl"!is in drossy and s , .'Ms v Your iitsjici-tion invited or lild- ni" io1 il ar -Jr i ' .'A ; HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE The May Designers Arei Here EASTER PIC1 is n success G. W. Sumh sK-nt .Vo. (i. Hijf o:i the tcli'i'lioiic hut. Mr. urn! Mis. J a. Kulli-r lire mov ing -own to J'.wdw Iliv.i on iht( S- ) ph. Rubber Gloves Thb Guaranteed Kind Just what you need for nciwral limine Cleaning New, J'nsh stock in all sizes. Prices $1.00 to $1.25 PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE TE REX ALL STORE CLOCKS ME ! nin i iiifiinirn , i P.f A."fi-int'd Pre)) WMXrAJSI'KI.NtiS, Arp. 19.-TV W. Cummin,' i-pent Kastvi in ifake.-. Mi.s l;ua.-e. gave a:t I.?i.U-r pi-ni untJ prorram at t ht; liik K-,;hool house Sunrli.y. A r-out Xr wcrfi ptt'Ment. A bounteous diivn-r was Kc.verl Hi whlv.. all tin! ju-tice. This in hts nio-t backward spring this section ha txpei ionccd in many varn. Tlie weather is as cold as i!" it were UecprnbtT. Tho hills aie cov ered, with hiiow. Mr. and Mr. Cox, who have br.::; feeding cattle on the Woodson pluct moved to Ihelr ianch ut I.yon'3 li.l: I-'riuay. Arthur Miller of Union passed thiou'h Medical Sprines Friday with fa band of shtep on the way to Salt cieek. Frank Waldrop of Medical i mov ing his family a.';d household frood.n to l,a Grande, wheie they oxpuct to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Oliver spent Kas ti r Simday v.iih Mr. Olivei's p.nenb, Mr. and Mrs. A. Oliver, at Keating. VVrnon John-on of Union was t Mediial visitor Monday on his way home fiom a visit with hi.s father. Although neaily an inch of snow on the ground save evojy inilijation of a hitu Kasti-r, the wind soon changed the weather and it appeared more sprinj;-liko, but, in spite of tin bad weather, about 75 were biave enough to face t lie storm and colli to attend the community picnic given by tho Grange at the Bi Cre;-k scho il houne. They met at ll:riO a. m.. Af ter a social hour an elaborate lunch was served in the ha-ernent. It va' such a lunch as only Medical Hprin.i ladies can prepate. Well, it was an even iafn who ate the most. At a plc-asinjf Faster pioiam was ren dered. Mrs. M. M. llaller of Lyons Hill ir, spending a few days visiting with her daughter, Mrs- T- K. Kennciy, and son Albert Haller. Amcnif the farmers branding c'lttl ; hist week were A. Ilaiter, Wanker j JJros., Cy Turner, V. Kennedy am! Wanker Itrctheis branded the Wo .vl son entile. (lus IVters and family were Mon day guests a tthe home of J. U. ,W,an kers. On account of poor health Harold Ihirsh has renied his fatm at Hunt nigto to J. J. MjKain., Mr. Kursh has returned to Medical Springs to visit his .sister, Mr. C W. South, until improved in bt-j'th. ilis many tncnd- AN'SY AND ( AilliAOK Plants now ready ut the Gu'cnhousH's. Cherry.' florists. -i-18-tf l COMJXG To .Shtyry'b Thursday and Friday. "Miiatdes of the Jungles." Wild Animals and Thrills. 4-18-21 tf' i ' 'T ndvlw prrry woman thnt mitten with l-.Uttty trtut.io lo uy tiWy KlOcci- lljj.'? Mr. AJrownt-r. orcieveUiul.Oiikj. "I t bank Fuy ivit.!? PJlta that I rrI IjIU.-. Win!:' tli..iilt; yMrd.- Joiiii r . a.-uitu, tuuAtia, When ufferii from Backache, Rheumatism, Laroo back, Kidneys or Bladder, fAKFOLEY KSDKEYPfUS Tonic In Action Quick to Give Good Results iuits i (Uy ABMO:latnd TresB) ! SCUTARI, Albania, Apr. I ft. Calendars and clocks t. re lnxnriey ' In AI halt ia. The untutored peasantry ...... l" ' ' 1 i,r u...... i,:.. ...itu .i A CLASSIFIED AD WILL HO IT 3 ! ' II II UiTi:)mHitainrTiri(nnnTjminniraiB nr I . Ml i ... - 4 IJ kcnaiiNt.wTf wvxjtt. i lit- mm ft(ci'arol' Mallosblo Ranges W. II. E0HNJ2NKAMP COMPANY morning, noon and nifcht. aind two seasons of thw year, winter and Hiinnner. Days tnd (dates are Sun Hkrlt to them. Nor lwie they any ronrejitlon of distinees. When a traveler asks an Albanian the dts-tii'-ice of one point from another, he m.ver answers fn miles or kilomet ers but ''It Is half a diiy, it is two days, it Is a week." When an Alban ian ' make-t mi ar::oiutmi nt, he is considered to h:rve kept it If he comes within two or t hree hours of the nine M't. W it'n the absence nf raleadiirs, the people naturally do not know their correct ae.es, especially thore In tho e tun try districts, I:i this respt et the women of Albania en joy an a-lv. intake over their sisteri fn foreign countries who tniard s.i Jealously the seeiet of I heir y.irs. Often the a,',M or an Alhaniun wom an Is tin I; nown e 'n to herself. We're Enthusiastic about Willard Threaded Rubber Batteries And of course, the source of our enthusiasm is in the product the high quality materials the careful inspection and on top of it all Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation. And if you need battery ser vice you know where we are I LA GRANDE BATTERY STATION Tm m ""'-;".l: '.r''' " I m Time? to Re-Hr? iiluv Fisk) - i -l .i.ii: U.u.iat.OlTt h -t-,r.r .. f-r Greater Value-Lower Prices IISK CORD TIRES show extra value in size, strength unJ resiliency. Fisk Prices are lower than on other standard Cord Tires. There is no tire of bi-tter repute none that offers mileage at so low a cost with service of uniform continuity. Fisk Premier Trrod Extra -Ply Red -Top Non-Skid Cord 30 i 3S4-$10.S3 30x3!i-Sli.t i2 4 -9.aO . oi j hon-hlud Cord Non-Skid Fabric Frx-Ply Jsun-Skid 32 x 39.00 30x314.85 Ktraitl-.t hide J'ord Non.skid Cord Bix-PIyNon-Skld MX'!Tj v il V,4L0 Clincher Cord Six-Ply No.:-SU d Non-Sk.d Cord 301 3b 17.85 Core! 3i x 1 -i.OO Jo X 5 51.50 Willard Our Complete Stock of FISHING TACKLE Batteries A. L. Grossman -AT- Half Price Wal are coking out this line. New is your op portunity to buy your season's tacklo at a 50 saving. Get enough to last all Summer. The L. & L Droff Co. Iliirli.'st price jmid fur clean, larpe sird cotton nics. t m mm T1IUII' T SHOP OPEN. ' - I! The R,-d Cro. Thrift Shop is open daily now in tho New Foley -:; nuihiini;, ofrithe Chestnut street T K entrance. Thursday will contin- ue to he Thrift Day nnd on this day all who hsivo donations for X 4- the shop are asked to have it ready to lie delivered, that he- ilia the d:y collections are made. 12-ltl-Up The Danger Poin in trying to save on painting Repairs Cost More Than Paint AND HEWS' VARIETY STORE 4th Anniversary Sale You Save on Every Purchase I! :ys heavy II,,-;,-, S ,,.,-. -.-, (lirls' ::"nic n-iioii yarn lios,', lilack, whito iinil riii-il. i i.ii -.t :iir 'J-'ic I.M(lic I'iluT : iik Iiom-, lilack, while and fonln- viin, u r ;v ,-,n,. Ladies' pun- ilin ail silk an l liher ln.se, lilaek, w hile, t.ri..v:iti an,l irrey, .er ),-iir iiSe Ladies' imre si!!; line.,,', 1,, M' l.la.-k. white. e..r- d(i'aa and i;re'', per ,air l.-l!) Ladies' mil size rihhed tup silk hose in Maek. v!ite and cnrdovaii, ,er pair l.lill Fine ii;iliTv !l!i-in. IVreale. er yd. Is,. ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE . The Store for Service i Sgn Service Auto Painting J The modern kind J Unit lasts J , Guarantee With Fvcry Strok 01 ' the l.rush and the Guar. antea la (;ooau Runyan WI1F.N the paint on your properly Iiecins to clieik and crack, it is time to paint njiain. I'nlrss your house iij protecteil by a smooth, elastic 111 iu of durable paint, decay will set in and rapidly depreciate it. Decay is expensive and w aste ful. Price lumber nlone, to pet nn idea of what it will cost to repair or rebuild. Paint saves this cost. The best paint is the most economical in the long run. It spreads easily saves labor cost. Il rovers a larger area per gallon Ulan Vho.ip" paint. I nt most important, the best paint serves five or more years looser than "chivp"' paint. We have been makiif; the best paints for 73 years. They are scientific in formula and prepara tion. They meet the weather condition in the West. Thcv contain the finest mater ials lTO.NKKU Will I K I.KAD, pure linseed oil, pine 2111c and pure colors combined scientifi cally in exact proportions. They are the best paints we know. Free Advice on Painting A.k nor aR'nt for aJvlcc, Color c.,t,, etc. A.k ihr Fuller S,rrlfir.. lion Pr'aihiicut .t-iiul lit. m,t dr.i,. ,1.1. n'lor hriru-,. rulor h.mci7 .utl aujr ctber Jrllil. Tk. ijrin..; ft F-,l!er II .dm l'jtn. I jit now. I,n't Irt .rather ilcprCCia'.C yum invratmeot. W. P. Fuller A Co. Vrt. 1. Sin Fiance PianfCi M jniilsnurr) ( Vartiiiliri, t.r..tn r.. SlMl.. anj I'UlMF R III I i. LI AD f..t H jftrt, Ft'll tibr. 1MV. IValrr -trtt.hrr. Hams and Bacon. Just From the Smoke House Delicious Hams, Bacon and Shoulders Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Hams rSfSr; Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Pieiues lSc Mt. Emily Sugar Cured V;con liaoks 8c The Grande Ronde Meat Co. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractor r. paired, overhauled und rebuilt. Ascetylene welding of all kinds. Cylinder boring and oversiro pistin Crankshafts. Pistong and Piston Pini retTiiasii Give 11s a trial D. FITZGERALD, Fro. ii,. h-f in 19 n thr Vt rat. Ft "BILL' HANSEN rout rat (or mirf HutMor lit K k, Stou Tllo mid 1'oiu rt'to Work llrtiunli'Hni; itml general ron (1 arlini;. , job too Inrm, mme loo sin.ill. Xo war-t line n lres. H.t yeaiV epei leitii Seo mo befoto you let your work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th Pin 1 rn frMNlS 7-3. roA-tr- .( Kh.iI.it t fm-l M.-r I'-int, ) I'urp.iM- V. ..!.... .Sil.rnHh.tr Ftuml. F.lti rn t..r FI.m.s -trni.h . ttn.h.t. le- Wa; Fin i.h. tito Fnm-1. I'..irn U.-.r 1'i.nt. l..t !i a.I m-i- I'.mt. nd I'lOM.l.ft ft Hi IF. I I Mt. r..trr Miim-lf Main, fuller a 11.1 ttitrr W all linnh k4Un,igf). uJ Fuilcwfti arnik. SPCCIFSCATIOH House Painls Phoenix Pure Paint Pur Prepared Point Manufactured by W. P. Fuller & Co. 'Put Tcparft.- nJ 'Th.K-ni" at F.itW ff . ili. ai i.n fr h-n pt-mu Inf. (.! mhri ami ym tin- bf lint j.oc mn nialvc wa, riii- pjiru, l HI HI". TO B! HUM. Thf-w ri.nl arr irip.-ftjnt M fvu m ii', Wft. M' 1" If t" Ifc' tiilbt ! I. Itifin. Aert nam. a, I ,ln-Mf ai r ' xa .1 n. . , ir-iLj-r Time Saved " t ika uicoia. vmpn Lrlo. t.ut il mi t Ter ti.of toF r'n,r.t ' 1 la uttUia the t..rt U a Ut My houa.ucvdar'amdajl. fiillc. a SiKVin.-anoo Hcuar I'mDIaair 10IJ l il- (, llowiii Anu: O. F. Coolidge, La Grande, Oregon. Clyde Kiddle, Island City, Oregon. Weimer Brothers, Cove, Oregon. C. M. RAMSDELL, Cove, Oregon Is money made. An extension telephone in your place of busi ness or your resiclor.ee vili savj you time and stejis. Only a nom inal charge is made for extension service. Home Indepei.rie'ht . Telephone Cti. .'.5 "W-