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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1922)
Tnpil:-. -Arnv .2. 1022 V'SOTl TTVO Tj'A' flTUNDF EYEiSTNO OP.STCTJYKR t 1 SALE OiV ttbt Wolsfs ORGANDIES, VOILES, ETC. There are- three groups of these waists and they represent values worth almost twice. the price JisKod. There arc all sizes from ..H ( 42. Some are made of white and colored Organdy, some are of vWv: and all are good styles and should sell quick at these prices, j ilPs Departm't Store HSIIMl iVtUowa Teaefcers Art. I Named for Nfr 5Tar 'AI.I.OWA, May 2. Thu teachers' i for the cumin? Hchoul ycr nave been iMlMiee, w exreftion of the j commercial teacher, wh will bp chK- next wetk- T faculty con.'i xiBt of the following: SPflflWifli BEE MILT; W.AIJ.OWA, May ! The Niblcy- il I). K White, xupci-intumlent; S. s. i Mlmn"Kn -umlKr frin ; y.v... ij-inint hi,,,,.!,, i...,. ij.ni. ., Htructinu a spur of turk to the otner Ki M. Griffin, uKistaim uriubitul;1 (fomeKtic science; ! Hied or the mill in ordm t filiMtv' the lomlrnir of tin ! ImIM- T1i (Hprcliil to Ta JM STAKKKY, M.y 2. Coll blew all tart wi-i mi mt were prevalent at niKt. f'.rutta i comiiur in IWV tAA4v w-l.lii4it Helen Itnttvion cause of the cold ami chilly minis. IS. T. Bailie, agriculture; Mis. Helens iflult"r mik' of trcl1 R,v" llul" The weather in very hard on the: Uuperuis Cruwlotd, Kmrlinh anil "iK by teams. 1 lie csxpany now hi. stock that has already been turned French; Miss Mabel le Allen, Robert a eomract ior u.ooo ties, ikhhii "a out on ramte as it will not eat the. T, Henderson, sixth Kraile; Miss Ilul- Iortt" to "0'. lnis wtcK i'ec:m' old gran now that new Ifrass hasjcie Oliver, fifth (trade; Mrs. Alice! lhe lut'k t,f ''' 1(Jfs' been tasted and many head are get-1 Mayo, fourth grade; Miss Helen Owsley, third (trade; Miss Edith Krn zier, seconil grade; Miss i.ci:ore Full er, first grade. of G E E Til ting very thin. Sevwal of the ranch era lost from throe to four head this winter. Winter wheat is showing up green here and1 no reports of any having been frozen out have reached here.' It was well covered with snow whenj thu lnrd freeaea came ealily) Ihis ! spi-ing. ! Handlers are busy building fences and getting reudy for sprwg plowing : and seeding. , I K. It. Sullivan haa gone out to the Pendleton country to bring in pasture horses. ' 1 11 I Willi....... wkn lino kiln tri.M. I ping this winter' at the head waters!""'1, to jof the Grande Konde river, Was en gaged lust week by H. W. Dobyns as a government trapper. Mr. Dobyns, ,in speaking of Williams work, stated that he had made a record of .'10 pups '.....I l.l ..,..,.lu An hiu ti'un linn. M .- Williams is being sent to the lower John Day rivei GLADIOLI BL'I.HK. Spccal price while they last, asorf-" fd 7rc dozen. Store or Greenhouse. -2-tf CIIKRRYS KMJKIKTS. . HAS NT TU T ml . j- Paste tv ore? viOl ae& Virg siw bottls XexaU 93 Hair Tonic Ahsdulcly Giuranted or yor monty back Surprise Yourself Take home a aekaf(e af Health Nuggets you will he delighted with its freshness, its full fla vor, its satisfying food value: Knjoy your hreak .fast hour and fdel better throughout the day. Health Nuggets for a Better Breakfast (Kpeclnl to The Observer) CdVH, May 2 The Flint family the K. S. Morris farm for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Kight and Geo. Chudwick went to La Grande Monday. A. I... Hartley and family were busi ness visitors in La Grande Munday Lura 'Haker, Carmen (DanTel and Kmory llurtly, who have attended Later he will take i Shanlfhai school the past winter, have the Starkey district, it i underatood. Mr. and Mrs. John Wells went to La Grande Sunday and returned sev eral days later Mr. and Mjt. C- A. Robertson, who have bee-'i visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Knggs, have re turned to Kamela. . Mrs. Jack Starrio went to Kamela to visit her uncle, C. A. Robertson, Sunday. The roadR are drying up and settl- gone to Covo school to finish the last month. l ' , L. V. Johnson and. family made a business trip to 1-a Grande on Saturday. I Mrs. Nelson Kisht is on the sick (list this week. Mrs. Ceo. Ha'ker is slowly improv ing from her recent illness. A. L. Becker and family were shop pers in La Grande Saturday. Miss I.ilpah Allen of North Powder visited friends in Cove om Saturday. V9i aT i V PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE REX ALL STORE A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT Mr. and Mrs Len Ingham went to U. F"nn,e GrnKc entertained the U Grande Wednesday. "n,'on1 County Pomona Grange on (1. V. Hau-v hauled a load of erain -"turday. 'A good crowd was present from Hilgnid Wednesday G. II. llagy hauled a loail of grain ! from Starkey thin week. Mi. 1 1 ll.1t.it-l In wont In I! 11 imi-.l Mn,lv. Jrl, Start-in w..nt tn . h. ' adopted- - In the afternoon (Worthy l.a (irande country to bring in pas ture horses to his range. and a business session .was held be- fore the bountiful dinner- served by i the Mt. Fannie Grange ladies. Scv- N OTIC EL Dr. Kulston lum moved his offices Intn ltiA Maui h'Uu n.iil.rlnn floor. 4-29-7t I '"J"' ( Economy Filling Station Opc ins With Cut of 2 1-2 Cents a Gallon on Gasoline We are here. .. Now listen to onr new prices on gasoline a saving of $25,000 to car drivers this season. i The Union County Automobile Association addressed the following let ter to us: T,a Grande, Ore., April 2!)th. wade Bros. Gent.leiiron: , At a meeting of the Union County Automobile Association April 2!)th u n directed to call your attention to prieen we are paying- for ;isolinc- here and other cities or nergh boring towns. V believe Ave are (entitled to a reduc tion. We believe that it will stimulate the business. At the present, war prices it is almost prohibitive to run cars, thanking iyou for an early reply. By Order of the Executive (VmuiitMe, A. V. ANDREWS, Secv. HERE IS OUR REPLY Lecturer M. L. Carter had charge of a short program, as follows: Song, jby grange; recitation, by Miss Nice; vocal solo, Mrs. I,. J. Chadwick; reci tation, Mr.-Nice; address, by Ex-senator Walter M. Pierce, which was Several took the obligations of the fifth degree. Kd Thomas and family and Geo. Gray and family visited at the L. J. Chadwick home on Sunday. Mrs. linizollo- and daughter, Miss Esther, visited Mrn. L. V. Johnson Sunday. i . ., Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Kight were guetsat the Hurlun Koger home for Sunday dinner. I E. W. Meroney anJJ family ore moving to the hou." recently vacatco by E. 11. Weimer. Farmers are1 busy this week plqnt i ing potatoes and various other crops. , The play, "Heart of a Shamrock," 'given by the Senior class of Cove high school on Friday night wns enjoyed by 'a large crowd. Herbert and Nellie Barker were Union visitors on Saturday. I - (J PICES LACK i EDUCATION To the Automobile riuH f I'liinu (nint and the Public in General: II ' UK lil h i.,l ..... I 1 .1 .... .' .ii ; mm "e nave orteneii our service .laiion at tlie cor- jhi oi w tvuwood and Adams, and replying to- the above that we will make n reduction 0 proline of 'n:,- through our Service Station. The present pnee will be 30V2c. We fc.-l that this is due the people ami that it will make them a saving ,t bet w.vn twenty and twentv-five thousand dt.llars in this community durmir the scnstui. V ( Will tMlI'Ve f U ! ii,. n t.l s.i and 1 araltme base motor oils which' will he second to none in this ify. e arc citiAns of In, Oi-nii.i.. nA ,.i,.;. t... .1: .i:....,.- t- i. .i. . i I , .inn i i, inn till- U1M llll'l Kill Ol llflllg Hit" only independent otl company in the state with head.piartcrs in Oregon. It is to -.ur nmtua henef.t to work tog.-tl,,-,-. AVhv noi patrmiize home industrv and hHp btul.l u). the community f Ask for Economv (las which is true gas oline and Supreme lirand .Motor Oils, which have a high flash and fire iest. and we are sure tlmy will please you. We know we have been a veal .enefit in tinti luit iiilil. tmu .1 Ml n 1 iV ", ir'ssmie lor you to buy Ratline at IW .c. Now iY uura. w rv tervmg we will apprwiatc ymr patrnnag,. Gasoline teriiti: i ny Associalea r,f-?ss) I CONSTA-NTINOPI.E, May 2. Turkish princes huve been found luck ing in educational qualifications by 'the Council for the Affairs of the Im perial Family, which has decided to establish a secondary school exclusive ly for the use of young scions of roy- 'alty. An investigation by the Council dis closed that since 1008 only three lm Iperial Princes have been well educat ed in military matters, and they are graduates of German institutions. One , of them now holds the ruiVk- of major, 'while the other two are captains. Omar, j I'anitik Efienid, son of the heir-apparent, is a graduate of the Vienna Ther : esianumt Fifteen other princes are said to have little if any military education and but limited schooling In general .subjects. Essad Pasha, ex-Minister 1 of Marine, has been instructed to draw up plans for their education and 'select a site for the royal school. NOTICE. I have moved my dressmaking from the Woolen Shop t 1714 Sixth street, across fruni the Fire Station. Mrs. II. P. Schwe.ven 5-l-Jt ADMIMHTRATOA'S NOTICE PUBLICATION. FO VOI1 Phon 513V Wade Oil Co. In the County t'ourt of the State f Oregon, for Union County. In the Matter of tho Kststt of Elizabeth A. Wright, deceased. NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been duly appoint-J' ed by the County Court of the Mat" of Oregon, for Union County. Admin istrator of the EsUte of ElitaWth A. Wright, deceased. All persons having claims against said eMt ar tin-ehy Tequired to present the san-c to the undersigned, or the I Grand-" Investment Company, at La Grande, Oregon, properly verified, by law required, within six months from the date hereof. Dated this 3rd Hay of April, IX?.. : r J. K. WRIGHT, mm hech baked a light brown on toD readv to melt in vour mouth that's Cal umet biscuits every time; it's the same story of everything in which ( t. CALUMET POWDER is used. It never varies, fails or disappoints. Under every condition -it pro duces the best b:xu,ts, pics, cakes, muiTius, etc. Don't nut up with the dis appointments that come from using ordinary baking J . powders it isn t necessary , , buy and use calumet ina pure and sure brand. SEE THE BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED PERIOD MODEL BRUNSWICKS Queen Anne, at 2:r.00 Colonial, at -fitiO.Oi) Stratford, at s:!10.(K) Gambridtjcl, at- ijOliO.OO Oxford Electric, at T-'j.OO And All Upright Models from $'M) up Eastern Oregon Music Company A small payment d6wn will send one to your home A pound can of Calumet contain full ltiux. Some bakiny powders come in 12 ox, cant inntpacl if 1 H oz. cans, lie sura you uel a pound when you want it. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY " . All kinds of machinery, automobile and tractor re paired, overhauled and rebuilt . . Ascetylene welding; of all kinds. Cylinder boring; and oversize pistona. Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins regroHsd. Cire us a trial D. FITZGERALD, Fro,. Attention ! If you have any cement -work you want done why not try O.O. JOHNSON '' Phono 2r!MV Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone, Black 1241 Fir & Jefferson TAXI FORD & GEORGE Main 44 Hide with a company, that 1ft bonded. Kvery driver and every enr bonded for your protection with the very bent of service. CAM, MA1X 44 "BILL HANSEN Contractor and ltulltlee lirlrk, Stoae, Tile tutd Cwicnte Work KemotVlbic and feneral ran tntcttaiR. . ab too I urge, noe tim no a 1 1 . ii war-time price. MS year' experience, tie m befure ton let ymr 11C2 N. Si. Cor. N&5t!x- A T At th 1 1 Browrjc 817 Fir t. Superfine 78 S 7T imiK 3tea The Thorobred of Breads MACPHERSON'S BAKERY Makers of High Class Pastries and Cakes Sold by the Best Merchants o in Eastern Oregon I Administrator. T, Apr. 4-11-1R-2-1, May 2. 4m
