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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1922)
J TWF, TWO fondav. Mav 1'.. V.Y11 THE QU?BTTRSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Cordo. lainiliaui). ' This l a rheumatism of tho nuis ;! of tho hack. II conies mi sud denly li n (I ix (iull( puiiiful. Kvery Imovoniunt iiEgravuten t:ie disease. I Co lu 1)H(I. ..keep unite .and have IChtimberhiln's I.lnlmont applied and !a quick recovery may bo expected. j.Mrn. K. J. IXuin. lirockutort. X. V.. : writes: "T can honestly ' say iluit I Chamberlain's Liniment cured mi' j of lumbago n year ago Inst'suni mor. When I began iisIiik it, I j was flu't on my buck. In bed and i could not turn to tlm left or rifcht. I I bad a botllo of Chamberlain's Liniment in tile house mill this was applied to my buck. II prompijy drill away the pains and .icbe.s.e Adv. " ' "" shuxi; uol'sk iXEAMNt; sai.r. llmise cleaning ile is now on at the Art (lift KhoP. Wichurdsoii, ""Tim Ait. Man," is .;fl'criitr some evcep iiuiial alucs in liiu's of iliiinei ware, las.u-are, baskets and many nther usel'ul and ornamental things for the home. Toniurnnv is the last day. -:--V-f W mm, Usfl Observer Want Ads. TT- l.fl4futLtliflJtututtlI'lItllT'T' -"--"ti-rt''''-'" II IMJl -J.l U A M 1 T(l:;'-H&fe"ii F'' '- Tee.- MgG AJL 7 l l.i ttJil U.. 1 ) 1. Good Looking Footwea: AT POPULAR PRICES PUMPS OXFORDS ,Iany good looking stylos in strap pumps for women ami children in patent leal her, black ki(J and brown kid and call' and grey suedes. All aiV :dcra1,cly priced ami we offer a "(nil range or sixes and widths- HILL'S DEPT STORE We are showing many different sly; iii women's oxfords in patent leather, black and lirown kid and calf skin. These conic in military and low Juris ami are suitable for st,reet or spurts wear, ami all are priced rry reasonable. . - For Your Sunday Outing Supplv vonrself at our store with ' FISHING TACKLE EASTMAN KODAK FILM AND Hazelwood Ice Cream UUHILSyUUyiLiii (v m.jRe A TICKCISH ZAT A"S I AM ON "THC ' nun Ik iKiriist was at a tiiii rate. e. the iirand :mr' recDiiniieml- state treusurtT tlic ridit. o ic placing of it with the state ndation enacted into law at 'Jure. Mr. Huff was not and is ',t his competency was clial- '.il liee lias tit 1 1 ir list rated Ins PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE The koSJL Store H NEXT Fife election, Mr. Iloff j, raises earnings of t he funds in Se, Jie is to he eoniniend'ed. Int. dines not lieo'ui to ol'fset epreeiation of jioor invest- bre money Ulan Ins prede- is from taxation, from hih I this entailed relatively lit iind part of the work fornr- state land loans, Have heen it altogether, (lespit!:- which jtnioiiiit of monev that his rfislature appropriated $", ir two years. Dunne; the i(ld ition to $14,(i C! out of it his total cost per vear wO IJor the last year of his1 LA GRANDE I (Siiechil lo The Ohi-rvi'rl : IfuVK, .May if. t'oiiimem-pmej rruardiaii oT Dublic funds. exeicises for the Cove hiKh ".'Ltrator IiaS Mr. Iloff CIllll- will be held at the Ma:-cabee Hall r f.,. , ., day evrnnii!, May 111. The class nm' lipiliaS I. J'ail ol Oregon i lid nine: i.cone tiaxter, Uvatrfstant state treasurer and . WllKlill, Illy J 'ol lii nl, K lit 1 I lllll, In Muinhy. .Mabel Alexander, W'illiJ Iterlsch, Iiavid i.oiee and l-'red (ir j The program follows: Selection I the orchestra; address of the cveniii j Rev. I.. Clark, of Pendleton; ci : net solo, 11. (I. Dvkslra; j lriintiisia Polka; presi atation ol aj ' Ionian, A. A. Antics; voval solo, J Price, ".Still as the Niirht," Ilohn; ifJlM XDlf O sentali.in of scholarship, li. (!. llAWll W UIMVJ Islia; violin solo, 1 I! Lay. 1ND FOUNDRY i haciialaurcatc sermon will be preai f ,,.u:i. .j f-.- seenii superior to those oP not be i)Oorei'. Mr. Ilol'f's fee and his experience no V,, .1 Ti ll -OlSt1 l "PE R M AN ENT AS Jr E p YRAMI Aianuiaciurers ot: - ItlllldlllK l''ouiidallon eSllo Chimney HewPr Water lrrlKallon I'lilvert lriilnni!Q WELL CURBING rhone Main 120 rip Blocks -SEPTIC TANKS li'aet'ory Island Oity LA GRANDE CONSTRUCTION & SUPPLY CO. General Contractors and Builders Screen Doors, Windows and all kinds of Mill and .....Cabinet, Work. Ksfimales on I Male (ilass and.... Store Fronts Phone 42S-J Cor. Greenwood and Madison : La Grande, Oregon !, H, P. Neilson and Chas. E. Harris, Props. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machinery, automobile aud trmctora r pfclred, overhauled and rebuilt. Ascetylene welding: of all kinds. Cylinder borinjf and oversizo pistoa. Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins rsrnmnd, Give us a trial ' ' f). f iXZEKALD, Prop. by 1-JUU.t 1-. M. JiMisi'n. of limnile, at the I.. I). S. i-hmch Sund ovcniniTf May M. kinds. Clns'i ! i y pKiiam will ik May at p. m. It is a: fi.llttws: Va Victory, Iavitl I.oroi'; class histn liiith A. Kulii: music. I.crmo liaxi and llcafiii-e Vv'aMlcIl; tho prophefc ALD, (iict tiinw; clas I.ily l'oli.i ;irt- sOMtatinii of 1 Loo, ncz Murpl tlic class will, V'm. llcrtsch. The Senior class, with two of h'a. h'M-s, J. It- Pi ice and Mu-s Kt. Saunders sjtcnt a happy d;:y pin itifr at the power plant " Tlunsda Miss Helen Mondand, domestic encc teacher, was j;iven a su pr paity by her M-winir class en Thu d.y rvrninif. Mrs. T- W. Cunklin niu! dauirht ClarJie, npent tin- week-end in Uni with her sister, Mis. A. (1. Iluntle: ! , Mrs. 11. I. Iti.-hcy and Mrs. t; lmifan were Union visitors on l' I Mr and Mrs. .1. J. Conh v and M and Mis. I.. N. Conh-y attemud tJio luneial of Mr. HaiVfonl in I'liion on Ki idav. ' i Mrs. ('has. Uellaa-, who his heen i i teaching at Athena, returnr l to her wnc here on 1'riday. I Alvin Moyd has so far recovrM J i fiom his recetit injinies as to i.e aide i ! to return to his work, at Teloci-c!. ' Mr- ami Mrs. 1 reil Itristow are en i li-'-iaininvr Mr. Miislow'-: f.dler and J nioihi'r. Miss I.ois l,awson has been ideclen ! to teach in the Cove c1hmI ihc ei r.i- I iir yenr. J !ze pistorw. Piston Pins rtzroand. trial Prop. D WILL DO IT can cdiaiiKu and have a niciiic Kj he piepared for nnythinp-. During one short ween iw( oliish inc hridei wera lid tn the nit nr. On H April :i0 Mrs. Carrie I'al.naticp nd iJJack (Ireenier were marrir-.l :i;id but 'there days later Mrs. Ma.-y Huh ai.d 1 (). R. Irwin became mjn and wife , I All are well known residems of Jos eph and will continue to reside 1 ere. Farmers ale Retting irrirn intf laterals in shape and the main ditch es are boiny: put in sh'n-'lup. Iur inp the day the water in the river is reduced to a minimum for the dii;h crews and u good nviny null trout are hcinur taken, some of them qj!ce lare. Aneroid still coitinaes to be lht mccca for fishermen, howier. Alex Moore, who has 'jeen in feeble hoiilth for several year-, diet Tuesday night at the Sheets hotel. The Fourteenth Annual Union Live Stock Show Will be II. Id at UNION, OREGON, JUNE 7, 3 and 0, 1922 This great Eastern Oregon event needs no intro duction to the eole iof this section. ' Let it be k)iovn, Jio.weyier, that the W'l'l Slock Show will be the equal of any show ever presented bv this as sociation, am) the people ol' the surrounding eonij fry are asked j take at least one day oil' and come to l'nioii at Stock Show lime. A fine exhibit of livestock, jdenly of races and wild west stunts every day, and ciilertainn'nint' at night. Do not forget the (kites of ihis great Kaslern Ore gon event, ami' arrange to be present. For any further informal ion, address W. 15. Davis, Secretary, I'nion, Oregon. h to Wioopiin; Conuli. This Is n very dangerous dlni,c. partienlarly lo chllilren under five years -of ope, but whon no p.'re Korle, roclelme or otho opiate is Klven, Ih easily ruled by lilvhl.; Cliamherlaln's CoiikIi Tteinedy. .Most nonnln liellevo tliat It muni run Its rourse. not knowliiK that tho thrf is very niiuh shortened, nod that there is littlo danger from the (!i sease when this remedy Is Klven. It Iiils been used in many (.pidemies of whooping eotiRh, with pronnmnvd sneress. It is safe, anil pleasant to take. Adv. ther's Day I-C-K. llol wtallier 11 1 J for .lak i-n-i;. aSnut here I'l.ist lee. vorxc n k Phone CD, Bashful Giant Fare PORTLAND RETURN on all (ruins of the UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM nerount the lulllliint f Pageant of Peace, Progress and Prosperity tn be staged in rortlnnd by tho Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks ' dnrliiK I ho week of May l.Vtfl, 1!)i!tf nonnd trip tlekeia nt this rediirol faro will bo on sn'ln Mny 17 and lit. Good for return May li, 1U22. ii Vri from Ln Omndo $15. CD. ' I .r our UkbI ncem i, II. Kecney ,1011 , ;,'';.. fT. . i ' . jou n hikiiii m, , ' JlVm,'; McMURHAV, (ivncnil J'anaenpoir Artent, in ' ' L 1 i ij V; : A VOTE FOR j ; uper Milk fine The Thoroughbred of Breads MACPHERSON'S BAKERY Makers of High Class Pastries and Cakes Sold by the Best Merchants . . in Eastern Oregon CHARLES A. HUNTER Wallowa, Oregon Candidate T'efore the Republican Primaries FOR GOVERNOR is a direct vote for n BV'' J 7 FECI" , 5 INCHES I "MTCc: 3 Kuiii'no Arceau It c.illcil "ih basMuI cunt ot franc" II. i B.'n (,t m irntivn. IS i.ij th i nne'itti!. n nho hr iir.ivni e.i lb' 1. 1 v-.v lit Oi.-y iin.iti'il .: Lower Taxes Senator Chas. Hall of Marshfield, Coos County, Oregon, was one of the "FAITHFUL 14" lie is a firm believer in the Illinois system of government, namely, 10 departments to run this state's government instead of the 70 or JUPie de partments now functioning. He Stands for ' ' ."Clean American Business Administration'1 This Advertisement Ordered b' ' (Paid. Al v. S. P. Sanderson, Firewater, Ore. . For fOINT REPRESENTATIVE Union and Wallowa Counties Paid Adv. Mv )th I r''''''i''ft'li''ll'illeWLttil 5 PRICES on Tires, Tubes, Gabriel Snubbers, Bumpers, Spot Lights and Tire Chains. Over stocked and must move them We want your repair Business on any make of car. Our Guarantee is what you . recti on your repair work' Home of the Chevrolet and BLUE MOUNT ASK GARAGE : AYES? SA&RISClt, PROPRIJCXOK ' .1: i; S"lSI90OOtfn!flSt8! ., fft LSo G o o o e O e o o
